Yassir Ali (1973) -- Mixed Media

Artist Profile

Yassir Ali is a Mixed Media Artist

Yassir Ali

Yassir Ali graduated in 1997 from the fine art Department of Sudan University for Science and Technology. Yassir is involved in many projects for Sudanese children such as the Nafage Art Workshop Abd elKarim Mirghani Cultural Center (AKMCC) Sudan since 1998 and he is also responsible for promoting manual work of the displaced poor and children left out of school at the Children’s Culture of AKMCC since 2000.

Exhibitions

1993: Drawing, Sculpture and Panting, Rabak – Sudan.

1993: Drawing and panting, Drawing Society of collage of
          fine and applied art Sudan.

1997: Drawing, Sculpture and panting B.A, Art of college,
          friendship hall Khartoum – Sudan.

1997: Drawing, Sculpture and panting, the British Council
         Khartoum Sudan.

1997 - 1998: Drawing Sculpture and Panting show on
         occasion of Sudanese Actor’s annual festive,
        Khartoum Sudan.

2001: Panting and Sculpture, Khartoum International Fair.

2002: Drawing Sculpture and Panting opening of AKMCC
         Gallery Ommdorman Sudan.

2003: Panting show, Faculty of art, Shandi University – on
         occasion of opening {Henekel Museum} in Pagrawia
         area and the visit of the German delegation to the
         university, Sudan.

2004: Panting) show (Woman International Day) friendship
        Hall, Khartoum, Sudan.

2003: Panting and Sculpture show Khartoum University
        Publishing.

2003: Panting show Khartoum University Union House.

2004
: Panting show National Museum Khartoum

2004: Panting, Nairobi National Museum Kenya.

2005: Panting, Nairobi National Museum Kenya.

2005: Panting, International School Nairobi Kenya.

2005: Panting, African colors Nairobi Kenya.

2005: Panting, Alliance Hotels Mombassa Kenya.

2005
: Panting, U.N place Nairobi Kenya.

2005: Panting, Artwork for the fund raising picnic Canadian
         high commission Residence. Nairobi -Kenya.

2005: Panting, Art Affair Ramoma Nairobi Kenya.

2005: Panting, Kuona Trust Godon arts Centre Nairobi Kenya. 

2006:
Panting, Nairobi National Museum Kenya

2006: Panting, International School Nairobi Kenya.

2006: Panting, International School Nairobi Kenya.

2007: Panting, Kuona Trust Godon arts Centre Nairobi Kenya

2007: Painting, Artizanian  art gallery Arusha – Tanzania

2007: Panting, International School Nairobi Kenya.

2008: Panting, Nairobi National Museum Kenya

2008:
Panting, International School Nairobi Kenya.

2008: Painting, Dabaga Art Gallery Khartoum Sudan.

2009: Painting, Kuona Trust open day of the new place
         Nairobi Kenya.

2009: Painting, President of artist over the frontiers.
         Lyon- France.   

DUET EXHIBTIONS

1993: Panting, Drawing Society of collage of fine and applied
         Art, Sudan University For Science And Technology,
         Khartoum -Sudan.

2006: Village market shows Hall Nairobi-Kenya.

2008: Ramoma Gallery Nairobi-Kenya.

2008: The Go down arts Centre Nairobi Kenya.

SOLO EXHIBTIONS

1994: Drawing and Panting - Faculty Of Health
         (Khartoum University).

2001: Drawing and Panting - Exhibition Faculty Of
        Education (Khartoum University).

2003: Panting, AKMCC Ommdorman Sudan.

2006:
Painting, Talisman Restaurant Karen Nairobi, Kenya.

2007: Painting, Artizanian art gallery Arusha – Tanzania.

Workshops

2004: Gender workshop –Gender Center Khartoum-Sudan

2003: Peace building and conflict resolution workshop, Azza
          Women Association and International Rescue
          Committee-Sudan program Khartoum – Sudan .

2005: New Media Workshop The Go Down Arts Center
          Nairobi, Kenya

2006: Stone sculptor Workshop the Go down arts center
          Nairobi-Kenya

2006: Art in the forest- International Workshop organized
         by Kuona Trust, the participants came from, Sudan,
         Kenya, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Mauritius, U K and
         Australia, at Ngong forest in Nairobi- Kenya

2007: Art in the forest- International Workshop organized by
         Kuona Trust, the participants came from, Sudan, Kenya,
         Zimbabwe, South Africa, Ethiopia, U K and.Lebanon At
         Ngong forest in Nairobi- Kenya

Commissions

Contributed in the design of all children’s culture projects of AKMCC (Volunteer).

2000 - 2002: Contributed in the design and implementation
         of all decorative and art work of the (Nubian House) in
         Karrima and (Merowi Camp) in Bagrawia area attached
         to the Italian Tourist Co, Sudan .

1998 - 2004: Design and implementation of number of
         works to various theatres, Sudan.

Video photographing all AKMCC occasions and celebrations.

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