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Armando Alemdar Ara's Page
Armando Alemdar Ara's Page
Profile Information
- Website
- http://www.armando.co.uk
- Relationship status
- married
- College / University
- Kingston University
- Program
- MA
- Graduation
- 28 July 2000
- Member type
- Artist
- If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?
- Painting
- I am...
- Armando Alemdar Ara is an artist, art historian and co-founder of Neomodernism, the new art movement that espouses spiritual and aesthetic values in art. In the past six years there has been media and TV coverage on Armando’s work both as one of the creators of Neomodernism and as a painter. Armando’s pictures are in public collections, such as the National Centre of Culture, Macedonia, as well as private collections in the UK, the USA, France, Greece, Italy, Spain, Germany, Turkey, Switzerland, and Macedonia.
Selected Chronology
Group Exhibitions:
1994 - Hyde Park Gallery, London UK
1995 - Cannes International Institute, Cannes, France
1995 – Alternative Art Gallery, London, UK
1997 - Art Encounter Gallery, Las Vegas, Colorado
1998 - Hatfield House, Hatfield, UK
1999- Art Share Gallery, Los Angeles, California
2000 - Terra Gallery, London, UK
2001 - Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston, UK
2001 - 2004 - Idea Fine Art, London, UK
2005 – Holland Park Orangery, London, UK
2005 – Artful Eye Gallery, Connecticut, USA
2006/07 - Grahams Fine Art, London, UK
Solo Exhibitions:
1995/06 - Da Vinci Gallery, Chelsea, London, UK
1997 - National Centre of Culture, Skopye, Macedonia
1998 – Mo Vaan Gallery, Laguna Beach, California
1998 - Art for All Gallery, Santa Ana, California
1999 – Unicorn Gallery, Chelsea, London, UK
2000 - Terra Gallery, London, UK
2001 – Launch of Neomodernism, Idea Fine Art, London – New York
2001 - St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden, London, UK
2001 - St James’ Church, London, UK
2002 - Idea Fine Art, London, UK
2003/2007 - GX Gallery, London, UK
2003-2005 - International Arts and Culture Correspondent – Interview Cultural Magazine, Skopye, Macedonia
Auctions:
Bonham’s, London, UK
Charity and Fundraising Work:
St Richard’s Hospital MRI Scanner Fund, Chichester, UK
King’s Hospital, Camberwell, UK
Charitable Fund for Saving Croatian Monuments (For Lady Beresford – Pierce)
Save the Children, UK
Lectures:
Neomodernism and Durand’s ‘Giordano Bruno Burning’ - New Acropolis Philosophical Association, London, UK
Art and Communication - South Eastern University of Macedonia, Tetovo, Macedonia
Dialectical Philosophy of Art - South Eastern University of Macedonia, Tetovo, Macedonia
Dialectical Aesthetics – Sussex University, Hove, UK
Neomodernism – St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden, London, UK
- About my artwork
- In my art I aim to offer a clear vision that mirrors universal aspects of life. My imagery portrays an inner world in continuous movement. I always strive towards achieving a balance between the subjective and the objective. If abstract paintings are born out of figurative ones then in my work I like to make these two aspects of human duality approach one another in a mutual balance and unity. It is a revelation and discovery that I wish to portray to the world. I believe this is my own ‘evolution’ in a sense – towards the universal; the subjective towards the objective, towards the essence of ourselves. My art is a product of inward thoughts and ideas, but also I cherish the idea of ‘cultivated externality’. Perhaps this is the reason why I aim for my paintings to unfold universal beauty, but without completely renouncing the human element.
- Artists I like
- Titian, Munch, Kandinsky
- Centre of the artworld:
- London
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