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Born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1962

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

         1988 Personal Exhibition in his private Atelier

         1991 Sculpture Exhibition in his private Atelier

         1998 Personal Exhibition in the French Cultural Canter

         1998 Personal Exhibition in Al Balqa' Open Gallery

         1999 Personal Exhibition in his private Atelier

         2002 Personal Exhibition- Orfaly Gallery,Amman

         2004 Personal Exhibition Dar AlAnda Gallery- Amman

COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS

         1990 Modern Iraqi Art Exhibition - Baghdad

         1996 Al Wasti Exhibition

         1990 Modern Iraqi Art Exhibition- Amman

         1997 A lecture alongside with slides show (from the artist's work) In Al Madina Festival- Tunis

         2000 Sculptural Work in Hanover Exposition

         Germany

         2000 Hiwar Gallery,Baghdad

 The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts "From the Ocean to the   Gulf and Beyond:Arab Modern Art"

         2001 Baghdad Gallery, Baghdad

         2001 Binali Al Sharqa

         2002 Arab Sculpture Symposium- Amman

         2003 Before . After .Now Visions of Iraq / Deluxe Gallery / London

         2003-2004 9th Cairo International Biennale

         2004 festival of Mediterranean people

         2004 Frankfurt Bookfair Germany

         2005 “Vision of the Book Library of Alexandria.

         2005 Word into Art: Artists of the Modern Middle East British Museum UK.

         2006  DAFATIR  Contemporary Iraqi Book Art University of North Texas

         2006  Contemporary Iraqi Book Art Carleton College Minnesota USA

          2007 Dafatir: Contemporary Iraqi Book Art Presented by Denison Museum

         2008 Iraqi Artists in Exile Station Museum of Contemporary Art HOUSTON TEXAS

 

 

         2009 Modern Iraqi Artists  COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

 

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AWARDS

         2002 Participation of the Spanish Cultural Center (Thinking with hands - Second Price)

         2003 The Arab Pioneers Festival Under the patronage of the Arab League (won the Price of Arab Pioneers)- Cairo