newly published book , Collecting: Living with Art,
Nasim Nasr Happiness (Shadi) No. 1, 2, and 3 (2013), featured on pages 68-69 photographed at Gene Sherman’s former residence
Authors: Kym Elphinstone
Publisher: @thamesandhudsonau
Nasim Nasr in Conversation with Shirin Neshat,
A-M Journal is a new global annual arts and culture magazine, published by @arts__matter, Issue 1, 2024
Singapore, Art Journal “ ISSUE” volume 11 writer : Charles Merewether
PHOTO LONDON ACADEMY Publication, ISSUE 100
https://www.artshub.com.au/news/features/iranian-artists-using-art-to-amplify-calls-for-freedom-2624217/Arts Hub Nasim Nasr
Nasim Nasr, Impulse 2023, on the front cover of Art Collector Magazine April 2023 Issue 104 https://artcollector.net.au/product/art-collector-single-issue/
Nasim Nasr
Artist Profile 62 Editor's note
Artist Profile, Nasim Nasr 2023
Nasim Nasr, Ashkdan-Tear Collcetor’s been mentioned as number 1 choice of Jean Wright, one of the top 10 interior designer experts in Australia at House & Gardens, Modern Australian Style, Special Issue Feb 2024
the Art Collector magazine, issue 81, July-Sept 2017
https://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/art-books-music/a34229443/october-culture-guide/ASIA SOCIETY TRIENNIAL
(OPENING OCTOBER 27 2020-June 2021) NY/USA ASIA SOCIETY MUSEUMTitled We Do Not Dream Alone, the Asia Society Triennial
Reena Devi Published: 12:45pm, 11 Jul, 2022 South China Morning Post""Nasim Nasr, an Australia-based Iranian artist who exhibited at the triennial, thanked Tan for making her dreams come true. Very few artists living and working in Australia, geographically remote from Europe and the US, would have been able to exhibit their works at an important international museum show in New York, she said.""
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