Artist’s Rooms: Taysir Batniji

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Artist’s Rooms: Taysir Batniji

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This bilingual publication features an essay by Vicky-Moufawad Paul, Mourning and the non-citizen: Taysir Batniji’s To My Brother, where she examines specificities of mourning rituals in relation to its portrayal in literature and western visual culture.

Drawn largely from the Art Jameel Collection, Artist’s Rooms is a series of solo exhibitions by influential, innovative artists, with particular focus on practitioners from the Middle East, Asia and Africa. These capsule shows are collaborative and curated in dialogue with the artist.

Languages: Arabic and English

Colour illustrations

Softcover

ISBN: 9789948344780

Publisher: Art Jameel

Published in 2020

Country of publication: United Arab Emirates

Designed by Kemistry Design, a creative studio based in Dubai

This item is eligible for international shipping.

Taysir Batniji’s work, often tinged with impermanence and fragility, draws inspiration from his subjective story, as well as current events and history. His methods of approach always distance, divert, stretch, conceptualise or simply play with the initial subject, ultimately offering a poetic and sometimes acrid point of view on reality.

Curator and video artist Vicky Moufawad-Paul is the Artistic Director at A Space Gallery. Her videos focus on personal narratives situated in larger social formations and historical processes to explore the ways in which political events shape personal lives.

Taysir Batniji’s work, often tinged with impermanence and fragility, draws inspiration from his subjective story, as well as current events and history. His methods of approach always distance, divert, stretch, conceptualise or simply play with the initial subject, ultimately offering a poetic and sometimes acrid point of view on reality.

Curator and video artist Vicky Moufawad-Paul is the Artistic Director at A Space Gallery. Her videos focus on personal narratives situated in larger social formations and historical processes to explore the ways in which political events shape personal lives.

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