Khadim Ali
Khadim Ali, Jon Cattapan, Megan Cope: Touring Exhibition
Khadim Ali, Jon Cattapan and Megan Cope will be exhibiting works in the new touring exhibition Art in Conflict from the collection of the Australian War Memorial. The exhibition is currently on show at Shepparton Art Museum until 31 July, 2022. More information can be found here.
Hoda Afshar, Khadim Ali, Khaled Sabsabi: Exhibition at Granville Centre Art Gallery
Hoda Afshar, Khadim Ali and Khaled Sabsabi have been included in the exhibition 'Destiny Disrupted' at the Granville Centre Art Gallery. The exhibition runs until 1 May 2022. More information can be found here.
Khadim Ali, Luke Roberts, Tintin Wulia: Articles in di'van
Khadim Ali, Luke Roberts and Tintin Wulia have been featured in articles in di'van, Edition 10.
Khadim Ali, Gordon Hookey, Khaled Sabsabi: Featured in Artist Profile
Khadim Ali, Gordon Hookey and Khaled Sabsabi have been featured in articles in Issue 57 of Artist Profile. More information can be found here.
Khadim Ali: Exhibition at Queensland Art Gallery
Khadim Ali has been iincluded in an exhibition at the Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane. The exhibition 'Fine Lines' runs untl 22 May 2022. More information can be found here.
KHADIM ALI: EXHIBITION AT UNSW GALLERIES
Khadim Ali's solo exhibition Invisibile Border is currently touring at the University of New South Wales Gallery. The exhibition runs from 27 October to 28 November 2021. Find more info here.
Khadim Ali: Article on MutualArt
Khadim Ali has been featured in an article on MutualArt. The article can be read here.
KHADIM ALI: Invisible Border review
ABC have published an article on Khadim Ali's solo exhibition Invisible Border at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. It can be read here.
Khadim Ali: Article in The Saturday Paper
Khadim Ali has been featured in an article for The Saturday Paper for his current show Invisible Border at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. Read the article here.
Khadim Ali: The Art Show Podcast
Khadim Ali and his solo exhibition at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane has been profiled on an episode of the ABCs 'The Art Show' Podcast. Listen to the podcast here.
Khadim Ali, Megan Cope, Bonita Ely, Tom Nicholson, Raquel Ormella: MCA Collection: Perspectives on Place
Khadim Ali, Megan Cope, Bonita Ely, Tom Nicholson, and Raquel Ormella have been included in the MCA Collection: Perspectives on Place exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. The exhibition runs until 4 September 2022. Find out more here.
Khadim Ali, Hoda Afshar: Lahore Biennale 02
Khadim Ali and Hoda Afshar have been included in Lahore Biennale 02, between the sun and the moon at the Lahore Biennale Foundation, Pakistan. The biennale is open until February 29 2020. More information can be found here.
Various artists: Australia. Antipodean Stories, PAC Milan
Vernon Ah Kee, Khadim Ali, Richard Bell, Dale Harding, Tom Nicholson, Khaled Sabsabi and Judy Watson have been included in Australia. Antipodean Stories at Padiglione D'Arte Contemporanea Milano. The exhibition is on display until 9 February 2020. More information available here.
Khadim Ali: Seoul Museum of Art
Khadim Ali's work has been included in gohyang: home at the Seoul Museum of Art in Seoul, South Korea. The exhibition is on display until 8 March 2020. More information here.
Khadim Ali: In one drop of water, AGNSW, Sydney
Khadim Ali's work will be included in In one drop of water at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney. The exhibition opens on Saturday 15 June 2019 and will be on display until December 2020. Find out more here.
Khadim Ali: Continental Shift, Bunjil Place
Khadim Ali has been included in Continental Shift: Contemporary Art and South Asia at Bunjil Place, Melbourne. The exhibition opens on 22 June and will be on display until 22 September 2019. Find out more here.
Khadim Ali: Those Monuments Don't Know Us, Bundoora Homestead
Khadim Ali's work will be included in Those Monuments Don't Know Us at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre. The exhibition runs from March 9 - May 5 2019. Find out more here.
Khadim Ali: Sharjah Biennial 14
Khadim Ali's work will be included in this year's Sharjah Biennial, Leaving the Eco Chamber, which runs from 7 March - 10 June 2019. Ali's work will be featured in the exhibition Journey Beyond the Arrow, curated by Zoe Butt. More information can be found here.
Khadim Ali: 'New Sacred' at Mosman Art Gallery
Work by Khadim Ali will be included in New Sacred at the Mosman Art Gallery. The exhibition is a partnership between Mosman Art Gallery and Parramatta Artists Studios and surveys contemporary Australian art practices that engage in storytelling through ritual, folklore, and cultural traditions. The exhibition runs from July 14 until 8 September 2018.
KHADIM ALI: 'DANEHA', BLACKTOWN ARTS CENTRE
Work by Khadim Ali will be included in Daneha at the Blacktown Arts Centre. The exhibition directly engages with the Persian and Afghan communities of Blacktown, and focusses on the experiences of migrants and refugees. The exhibition opens on July 5 2018. More on the exhibition can be found here.
KHADIM ALI: 'FRAGMENTED MEMORIES' AT GERTRUDE CONTEMPORARY
Khadim Ali's work will be featured in a solo exhibition at Gertrude Contemporary, Fragmented Memories. The exhibition presents a selection of Ali's recent work, which explores the concepts of time, family, and geography. The exhibition runs from 29 June until 5 August 2018. More on the exhibition can be found here.
Khadim Ali: 'Long, Winding Journeys: Contemporary Art and the Islamic Tradition', Katonah Museum of Art, New York
Khadim Ali's work can be seen in the Long, Winding Journeys: Contemporary Art and the Islamic Tradition exhibition, held at the Katonah Museum of Art in New York. The exhibition presents a focused look at a group of thirty artists of Middle Eastern and South Asian descent who engage the diverse forms of Islamic visual tradition. The exhibition runs until 17 June 2018.
Khadim Ali, Khaled Sabsabi: 'Enough خلاص Khalas', UNSW Galleries, Sydney
Work by Khadim Ali and Khaled Sabsabi will be included in Enough خلاص Khalas an exhibition at UNSW Galleries curated by Phillip George and Nur Shkembi. This exhibition unapologetically explores the contemporary Australian Muslim experience in the now, through a series of contemporary works across a number of mediums. The exhibition opens on Fri 4 May and runs until Sat 14 July.
Khadim Ali, Khaled Sabsabi: 'Wagt al-tagheer: Time of Change', ACE Open, Adelaide
Work by Khadim Ali and Khaled Sabsabi has been included in Waqt al-tagheer: Time of Change held at ACE Open and curated by Abdul-Rahman Abdullah and Nur Shkembi.
Khadim Ali: 'Bearing Points - Dhaka Art Summit 2018', Bangladesh
Khadim Ali has been included in the major exhibition 'Bearing Points - Dhaka Art Summit 2018', curated by Diana Campbell Betancourt. DAS 2018 puts Bangladesh at the centre of its own cartography rather than at the periphery of someone else’s, recalibrating how we think about art in South Asia by focusing on the increased inclusion of minority positions and conflicted terrains. The biennale Summit runs from 2 February to 10 February 2018.
Khadim Ali: 'Rendez-Vous: Biennale de Lyon 2017', Villeurbanne and Rhône-Alpes, Lyon
New work by Khadim Ali has been included in the 2017 Biennale de Lyon, Rendez-vous. Created by the Musée d’art contemporain de Lyon in 2002, Rendez-vous is an international platform for young creative artists in France and internationally. The major exhibition runs from 20 September 2017 to 07 January 2018.
Khadim Ali: 'The Invisible' UTS Gallery, Ultimo
Khadim Ali is included in 'The Invisible', an exhibion curated by Abdul Karim Hekmat at UTS Gallery, Ultimo, New South Wales. The exhibtion explores refugee stories of loss, displacement, trauma, disposession, and memory. More information here.
Khadim Ali: Feature in Art Guide Australia
Khadim Ali is featured in an online article in Art Guide Australia. Read the full article here.
KHADIM ALI: ARTIST PROFILE, 'THE NATIONAL', SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
The Sydney Morning Herald has published an in-depth profile with Khadim Ali, in timing with the opening of his mural commission in the foyer space of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Sydney. The work, 'The Arrival of Demons' 2017 is on show until the 18 June. Read more.
THE DUST NEVER SETTLES: UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ART MUSEUM, ST. LUCIA
'The Dust Never Settles' is a group exhibition at The University of Queensland Art Museum that draws on its collection to explore works by contemporary artists who probe at cultural, environmental and psychological histories that remain unresolved. The exhibition includes work by Khadim Ali, Richard Bell & Emory Douglas, Gordon Bennett, Bonita Ely, Dale Harding, Raquel Ormella, Luke Roberts and Judy Watson and runs from Wednesday 12 April to Sunday 30 July.
THE NATIONAL 2017: WEBSITE GOES LIVES
'The National' 2017 has launched its website dedicated to its upcoming triennial exhibition, profiling the artists featured including Khadim Ali, Richard Bell, Gordon Bennett, Dale Harding, Gordon Hookey, Tom Nicholson, Raquel Ormella, Khaled Sabsabi, and Jemima Wyman. The site also includes essays by the exhibition curators providing an introduction to the exhibition concept.
Khadim Ali - 2016 Western Sydney Arts Fellowship
Khadim Ali has been awarded the Western Sydney Arts Fellowship for 2016. Director of Arts NSW said the award was for Khadim Ali's miniature paintings which assert themselves with contemporary themes of displacement, war and refuge. Read more here.
The National 2017
In 2017 the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Carriageworks and Museum of Contemporary Art will present The National: New Australian Art. The National will showcase contemporary Australian art and includes new work by Khadim Ali, Gordon Bennett, Richard Bell, Dale Harding, Gordon Hookey, Tom Nicholson, Raquel Ormella, Khaled Sabsabi and Jemima Wyman. The National opens 30 March 2017.
KHADIM ALI: SHORTLISTED FOR NSW VISUAL ARTS FELLOWSHIP
Khadim Ali has been shortlisted for the 2017 NSW Visual Arts Fellowship. The recipient will be announced on December 1 and the prize includes $30,000, an acquisitive Artbank commission up to $20,000 and a residency at a NSW regional gallery. Read more.
KHADIM ALI: 'REFUGEES', CASULA POWERHOUSE, CAMPBELLTOWN
Casula Powerhouse's new group exhibition surveys art made by artists who share a refugee background and includes the work of Sydney-based Khadim Ali.
BEYOND THE TOWER: UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ART MUSEUM
The University of Queensland Art Museum celebrates its 40th year with the exhibition 'Beyond the tower: 40 years and counting', profiling the museum's significant collection. Curated by Director Campbell Gray and Curator Samantha Littley, the exhibition includes work by Madonna Staunton, Gordon Bennett, Eugene Carchesio, Jon Cattapan, Gordon Hookey, Khadim Ali, Richard Bell, Aleks Danko, Judy Watson, Luke Roberts, and Tim Johnson.
KHADIM ALI & JON CATTAPAN: 2015 NATIONAL ARTISTS SELF-PORTRAIT PRIZE, UQAM
Works by Khadim Ali and Jon Cattapan will be on display at the University of Queensland Art Museum as part of the 2015 National Artists Self-Portrait Prize. Running from 13 November until 13 March 2016. The winner of the bi-annual, invitiation only prize will be annouced Friday 13 November 2015. Saturday 14 November from 11:00 am Jon Cattapan will participate in a discussion about contemporay self-portraiture with Dr Sally Butler and Michael Desmond.
ARTSPACE On Return and What Remains
Curated by Mark Feary, ARTSPACE presents a group exhibition focusing on the challenges and difficulites faced by those impacted by global conflicts. Including the work of Khadim Ali and Bonita Ely, On Return and What Remains opens 21 August and runs until 12 October.
http://artspace.org.au/gallery_project.php?i=193
CONFLICT: CONTEMPORARY RESPONSES TO WAR, UQ ART MUSEUM
KHADIM ALI: THE HAUNTED LOTUS
Khadim Ali's solo show at the Art Gallery of New South Wales is now open and runs until June 1 2014. 'The Haunted Lotus' features a series of new, large-scale carpet works based on Ali's The Haunted Lotus series, as well as an accompanying video work. Read more.
khadim ali: Guggenheim
Khadim Ali talks about the history and meaning of miniature painting in Afghanistan, and his use of traditional tools and techniques to represent characters and themes from the epic Persian Shahnameh (Book of kings)—including the heroic figure of Rustam. He also discusses a recent move toward larger-scale work and the creative freedom he has experienced while living and working in Australia.
http://www.guggenheim.org/video/khadim-ali-on-miniature-painting-and-his...
Khadim Ali: The Haunted Lotus, AGNSW
Khadim Ali's solo exhibition The Haunted Lotus will open at the Art Gallery of New South Wales from 6 March – 1 June 2014.
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/khadim-ali/
Khadim Ali & Richard Bell: Art Asia Pacific #86
Art Asia Pacific #86 features a profile on Khadim Ali by Susan Acret, as well as a review of Richard Bell's Imagining Victory by Rachel Kent.
http://artasiapacific.com/Magazine/86
Khadim Ali: Landlock
Khadim Ali is currently featured in the exhibition Landlock at Casula Powerhouse, Sydney. The exhibition explores a parallel geographrical relationship between Afghanistan and Australia – one being surrounded entirely by sea and the other by land mass – and the resulting shared political dialogues about the environment occurring between the two regions. The exhibition runs 30 March - 12 May 2013.
More information: http://www.casulapowerhouse.com/exhibitions/landlock.aspx
KHADIM ALI AT THE GUGGENHEIM
Khadim Ali will exhibit new works in No Country: Contemporary Art for South-East Asia at the Guggenheim New York.
http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/exhibitions/upcoming/no-country-conte...