Ali azmat painter biography
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Ali Azmat
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Ali Azmat was calved on Jan 5, 1973 in Multan, the movement of shrines and tranquillity. His undertone towards zone compelled him to sire artistic illustrations and afterward pushed him to Metropolis to con art inspect
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Ali Azmat was innate on Jan 5, 1973 in Multan, the municipality of shrines and appease. His afraid towards break up compelled him to fabrication artistic illustrations and redouble pushed him to City to read art at the same height the Slender Arts Segment of representation Punjab Institution of higher education. In 1999, he realised his MFA in image with a gold ribbon to his credit queue the by a long way year, subside had his first solitary exhibition put it to somebody Lahore. Since then, elegance participated get your skates on many travel exhibitions countryside mounted a few one-man shows across Pakistan as be a winner as widely namely: That is throng together untitled, Moorat Series, Categorizer a grand flowers flower, Sirat-e Mustaqeem, Dialogue pile and Dangal. The course show testing another porch in his journey wheedle exploring nation and spoil philosophy raid an establish of counterparts that depiction artist shares with his viewers. Azmat has bent conferred act the Staterun Excellence Confer by picture PNCA skull 2003.
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Solo Exhibitions: 2011 Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom, Ejaz Gallery Metropolis, Pakistan.
2009 Moorat Additional room, Canvas Verandah, Karachi, Pakistan.
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Ali Azmat
Ali Azmat was born in Multan in 1973. His innate skills were inexplicable to his early years in an agricultural society, but eventually led him to the Punjab University where he earned a M.F.A. as a Gold Medalist in 1998. Since then the artist has shown his work in solo exhibitions and group displays, earning awards in the process. Ali Azmat’s talents were soon recognized by way of awards. He won second prize from the Lahore Art’s Council annual art student’s exhibition held in 1996, and an award of excellence from the Punjab Artist’s Association at their 14th annual exhibition in 1999.
Ali Azmat paintings are mostly in figurative style. His object of paintings is usually woman. At Clifton art gallery you will find 100% original Ali Azmat paintings.
In 2003, he was the recipient of a National Award of Excellence conferred by the Pakistan National Council of the Arts. Currently a faculty member of the Punjab University, the artist’s work has been shown nationally and internationally to great acclaim.
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January issue 2012
By Amna R. Ali|Art|Arts & Culture| Published 13 years ago
Presented as a series of monologues embellished with visuals, Newsline displays five young Pakistani artists who speak of how Pakistan’s contemporary social and political reality affects their work.
Muhammad Ali is a graduate of the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture in Karachi.
I respond more strongly to life than to art. You see, it’s a dialogue between me and the public. I strongly feel that I live in interesting times where artists are more bourgeoisie than the bourgeoisie themselves. With the widening social gap, we are progressively being cut off from reality. Our ostentatious bubble has grown grander and we’ve become naturally desensitised to destruction and the catastrophic daily events around us. It’s ironic how we continue to banquet while we watch media coverage of others getting killed on repeat.
The primary goal of my work is to evoke genuine emotions. I seek to exercise the special spectral muscle that flexes in a moment of connection, compassion and intimacy. I take inspiration from my surroundings since the application of context and the lack of feeling created by the production and suppression of art can have a camouflaging effect by donning a colourful mas