Paul Imieh -- Fine Art

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Paul Imieh is a Fine Artist.

Artist Paul Imieh

Paul, a professional Lagos based studio artist, studied fine-arts at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria - Nigeria obtaining a diploma with `upper-credit’ as well as a B.A. with a second class honours division in 1987 and 1990 respectively. He has also undertaken several post graduate studies in management including a PGDMS, MBA, Software development/Dbase, integra/WEBstone real-time studies all in Nigeria.

He was best graduating student (diploma) sculpture-section ABU (fine-arts department), as well as highest cumulative marks in Art History, Life-study and general-drawing in 1987. He has held 7 solo exhibition to date as well as several group exhibitions including the annual SNA (Society of Nigeria Artists)) both in Nigeria as well as overseas.

A widely traveled individual, Paul is a full member of the Society of Nigeria Artist (SNA) and was inducted into the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON) in 1993.
 

"… I see art as a veritable medium to express my thoughts and feelings. In doing this, I adopt any flexible medium(s) i come across (pigments, metal, earth, resins, cast-phenolic resins etc.), malleable and ductile materials: harnessing one, two, or more of these into cohesive structures on a higher level of significance. My current approach is simple, and is aimed at de-emphasizing mass as a means to project balance of form in order to achieve aesthetic precision…’’  - Paul Aziza Imieh

Exhibitions

1990: Kasheem Ibrahim Library, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria - Nigeria.

1990: Fine Art Gallery, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria - Nigeria.

1991: UNESCO World Cultural Day at cultural centre, Shere hills, Jos.

2002: World Tourism Day exhibition held at the Kano State Council for Art and Culture, Bompai road, Kano-Nigeria. 

2002: The Pearl Aziz Art Gallery, Bompai road, Kano-Nigeria. Harmattan painting exhibition.

2003: Harmattan show at the Kano Central Hotel, Bompai road, Kano-Nigeria.

2009: The SNA annual October rains at the national museum onikan.

2009: Alliance de’ France` (50years of Nigeria – France culture relations) at the national museum, Onikan-Lagos.

Publications

The human anatomical illustration as applied in sculpture-illustration.(may 2005).

Elements of composition as applied in `REPRESENTATIONAL’, `BIOMORPHIC’, and `MECHANORMORPHIC’ composition in sculpture.

`From `84…’: -a compilation of the art of Paul Aziza Imieh.
 

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What am up to now

Currently Paul is working on 12 yellow canvas paintings for a fort-coming art exhibition focusing on contemporary Nigerian art, as well as gathering materials for the sculpture portrait of Chief Aret Adams (former Group Managing Director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

Paul is better known as a sculptor, but works in related areas of the fine-arts such as Painting, Poetry, Graphics Design, and Architecture-Illustration.

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