• New Drawings by Nadia Ayari

    June 22 - July 6
  • Taymour Grahne is pleased to present New Drawings by Nadia Ayari, an online solo exhibition by the Brooklyn-based artist.

    Taymour Grahne is pleased to present New Drawings by Nadia Ayari, an online solo exhibition by the Brooklyn-based artist. 

     
  • Nadia Ayari b. 1981 Tunis, Tunisa Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY Nadia Ayari received her BA from Boston University,...

    Nadia Ayari

    b. 1981 Tunis, Tunisa

    Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY

     

     

     Nadia Ayari received her BA from Boston University, CFA from Brandeis University, Waltham and an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design, Providence.

     

    Ayari has been the recipient of awards such as the Lotos Foundation and Robert Motherwell. Previously exhibiting with Taymour Grahne at his New York Gallery, also in London (2019) and most recently at artgenève, Geneva in January (2020).

    Her work is included in the collections of the Barjeel Foundation (Sharjah, UAE) State Museum of Contemporary Art, (Thessaloniki, Greece) and the Saatchi Collection (London, UK).

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    • “Outside the shutters, a gigantic palm
      Crazes the glassy blue
      Of a perpetually remoulded calm.
      Inside, someone is happy. Flowers grow
      Larger than life upon
      A tablecloth whose creases hold the sun.
       
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      To look at pictures long is to grow sad.
      A wintery hunger mopes
      Beyond that table eloquently spread.”

       

      Travail et Joie by Adrienne Rich, August 1957

       

       *20% of proceeds from the sales of this online show will be donated to
      the Center for American Indian Health
  • These latest series of drawings explore on-going forms in Ayari's practice, and also the introduction of a new protagonist -...


    These latest series of drawings explore on-going forms in Ayari's practice, and also the introduction of a new protagonist - the flower.
  • As the water evaporates, it stains the paper with different inks, mixing and pooling together until a permanent imprint is...


    As the water evaporates, it stains the paper with different inks, mixing and pooling together until a permanent imprint is formed.

  • Drawings

  • Please click here for Nadia Ayari's CV