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Mohsen Khalili Born 1966 October 2nd Tehran, Iran mohsenkhalili@hotmail.com |
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Education
2001 Graduate of Art Institute Program (Printmaking), Capilano College, British Columbia, Canada
1984 Diploma of Applied Science, Tehran, Iran
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2002 New Works , Ballard Lederer Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada
2001 Funeral For Toys , Capilano College Art Gallery, North Vancouver. BC, Canada
2001 Personal Attachments, Ramsay Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada
1998 Exegesis, Lewarne Galleries, Vancouver, BC, Canada
1995 The Seyhoun Gallery, Tehran, Iran
1992 The Seyhoun Gallery, Tehran, Iran
1991 The Seyhoun Gallery, Tehran, Iran
Selected Group Exhibitions
2003 Immediate and direct (funeral for toys), Art Gallery @Evergreen Cultural Centre, Coquitlam, B.C .Canada
2003 Celebrating 20 Years of Printmaking, Capilano College Art Institute: Printmaking, Gallery at Ceperly
Burnaby,BC,Canada
2002 2nd Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition (BIMPE 2) ,vancouver,BC.Canada
2000 Capilano College Exhibition and Auction, Capilano College, NorthVancouver, BC, Canada
2000 Intimate Notations, Gallery at Ceperley House, Burnaby, BC, Canada
1998 International Art Exhibition, New York City, NY, USA
1998 Show of Hand, Community Arts Council of BC, Vancouver, BC, Canada
1996 Children at Play, UNESCO Photographic Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan
1994 The Seyhoun Gallery, Tehran, Iran
1993 Museum of Contemporary Art, Tehran, Iran
1993 The 2nd Biennial Exhibition of Iran, Tehran, Iran
1992 The 1st Biennial Exhibition of Iran, Tehran, Iran
1991 Resch Gallery, Paris, France
Selected Grants and Awards
1996 Japan Airlines Prize, The 19th Annual Photo Contest in Asia and the Pacific: Children at play.
Organized by the Asia Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO, Tokyo, Japan.
Selected Bibliography
Dalvande, Ahmed Reza. "The Electric Currents that Divide the Sub-Conscious and Conscious" (translated). Donyaysokhan, no. 52, December 1992/January 1993, p.105.
Gustafson, Paula. "Mohsen Khalili". The Asian Arts Newspaper, April 1999, p.5.
Gustafson, Paula. "Painter's Abstract Intimacy Opens Doors". The Georgia Straight, 23-30 April 1998.
Saikali, Soumaya. "Khalili's Miniature Abstracts at the Seyhoun Gallery (translated). Tehran Times,
no. 149,3 October l995, p. 12.
Films
Khalili’s works were the subject of the ten minute short film "He and his Birds" by Farshad Fadalyan, shown at the Montreal, Barcelona, Berlin and Bratislaw International Film Festival.