25 March-June 2024
Nominated for 2024 Australian Contemporary Artist Outstanding Contribution Award,
Great Hall, Parliament House, Canberra, Australia 25 March 2023
Nasim Nasr, Forty Pages 2015-2016 (No 1-6)
Nasim Nasr, Impulse (2023) is in the official selection of ASVOFF 15 (A Shaded View on Fashion Film) in Paris, after winning the award for Best Micro/Short film at the Adelaide Independent Film Festival,October 2023.
Tickets if you are in Paris 9-12 November: https://filmfreeway.com/ASVOFF/tickets
Impulse, 2023. 3 minutes, Australia | Directed by Nasim Nasr | Micro-Short Film
Impulse is an Official Selection of the Adelaide Independent Film Festival
Screening and awards 14 October 2023 Capri Theatre
Impulse is competing for the Best Australia Short Film Award (made in Australia or Best International Short Film Award), Best Micro-Short Film Award and the Audience Award.
Impulse: Concerns the ongoing struggle and conflict between human ‘dark’ and ‘light’ emotions, through synchronous half-hidden and half-revealed dance moves by a male figure with a black and white fabric (chador).
Link to purchase tickets: https://filmfreeway.com/AdelaideIndependentFilmFestival/tickets
Use discount code AIFFxNASIM on the Adult ticket type to receive the 30% discount
Other Festivals: ASVOFF15 (A Shaded View on Fashion Film) Paris, November, 2023
stand f8 Photo London via Mars Gallery
photo LONDON 2023
11MAY-14 May 2023 SOMERSETHOUSE
PHOTO LONDIN 2023https://photolondon.org/exhibitors/2023-2/mars-gallery/
Forty Pages at PHOTO LONDON 2023 May Forty Pages 1
Nasim Nasr, 2015, Forty Pages, 100 x 80 cm
archival digital print on 320gsm White Cotton Smooth
Courtesy of the artist and MARS Gallery MARS GALLERY PHOTO LONDON
Final Week Solo Exhibition Across three floors of Mars Gallery Melbourne … Exhibition Impulse continue till Saturday 22 April 2023 4pm
Impulse
Nasim Nasr
29 March 2023 Mars Gallery Melbourne
https://marsgallery.com.au/mars_nasim-nasr_impulse_2023
Mars Gallery
Mars Gallery Solo Exhibition 29 March 2023
https://www.onlymelbourne.com.au/nasim-nasr-impulse
Nasim Nasr will be exhibiting at Sydney Contemporary at Mars Gallery 2022 booth No G06
ARRA VIDEO ART Project No 2
Curated by Nasim Nasr
The guest speaker for this event is Prof. Anne Marsh, Professorial Research Fellow at the Victorian College of the Arts. She is an art historian, critic and curator of contemporary Australian art and author of numerous books, including Doing Feminism: Women’s Art and Feminist Criticism in Australia (2021), Performance Ritual Document (2014), and LOOK: Contemporary Australian Photography, since 1980 (2010).
The artists:
Xiao Lu was born in 1962 in Hangzhou, China. In 1984 she graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts High School, Beijing and the Oil Painting Department of the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts (now China Academy of Fine Arts) in Hangzhou, 1988. Xiao Lu works with performance, installation and other art forms, but she is most known for her performance, showing in major international exhibitions at TATE Liverpool and TATE Modern, London, UK; MoMA, New York; Guggenheim Museum, New York, UCCA, Beijing; Zhuzhong Art Museum, Beijing and 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, Sydney. Xiao Lu became an Australian citizen in 1997.
Gabriella Mangano & Silvana Mangano were born in Stanthorpe, Queensland in 1972. Their work has been exhibited in The 8th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane; The Ian Potter Centre, NGV Australia, Heide Museum of Modern Art, International Biennial of Video Art, all Melbourne; Aomori Contemporary Art Center, Yamazaki, Japan and National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul.
Wendy Yu was born Sydney 1993. She is an interdisciplinary artist actively practising in the fields of dance and urban media placemaking, which have seen installations in Atlanta USA, the Powerhouse Museum Sydney, Carriageworks, the Inner West City Council, Woollahra City Council, and numerous arts festivals in Sydney, Melbourne, Poland, St. Petersburg, Beijing and Berlin. Wendy Yu is currently showing at Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart.
RSVP: videoartarra@hotmail.com
https://www.arraandco.com/event-details/arra-video-art-project-2
This event is drinks pay at the bar: finger food provided
ARRA Coffee and Wine
13 Smith Street, Fitzroy,VIC
Vermilion Gallery Sydney
https://vermilionart.com.au/exhibition/dorveille/
5 emerging female Artists | 3 Curators | 1 Speaker
Please join us to celebrate these women's achievements at the opening of this special group exhibition featuring works by Qin Han, Ruth Li, Angie Pai, Rose Wong, and xinxin. Explore how these artists examine dorveille, a dreamlike semi-conscious state experienced by artists and poets through their own artistic expression and lens.
Dorveille will be opened by Iranian-born Australia-based artist Nasim Nasr.
OPENING
6:30pm, Thur 5 May 2022
Guest Speaker
Nasim Nasr
About the speaker
Nasim Nasr (b.1984, Iran) is an artist who seeks to comment upon the transience of cultural and personal identity. Using video, photography, performance and 3D objects, her works highlight notions of cultural difference as experienced in her past and present homelands, between West and East.
Nasr is a winner of people’s choice award in The William and Winifred Bowness Photography Art Prize (2017) and the video documentation of her live video Women in Shadow II performance, commissioned by Sherman Centre for Contemporary Ideas was awarded a prize at the 10th Anniversary Edition of ‘A Shaded View on Fashion Film Fesitival’ at Maison Jean Paul Gaultier and Club De L’Etoile (Paris) 2018. Nasr Recently exhibited at Asia Society Museum in New York.
Book Launch: Doing Feminism
at Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA)
Join us 6 pm on Tuesday, 7 December at the ACCA Gallery for the book launch of Doing Feminism by contemporary art historian Anne Marsh.
The launch will include the author Prof. Anne Marsh in-conversation with artist Nasim Nasr
The publication will be available for purchase throughout the event.
MUP ACCA
https://acca.melbourne/program/doing-feminism-book-launch/
French Pop Singer and Musician Loane Coste in Conversation with Australian Visual Artist Nasim Nasr : Mirror Talk
Presented by Diane Pernet, ASVOFF 13 and FNL Network
November 3rd 2021– 2022
@asvoff_official ASVOFF presents 'Nasim Nasr @nasimnasr_art with Loane @loane_coste'. ASVOFF13
#IndustryTeaTalk Exchange thoughts on art and performance in the time of COVID. Nasim Nasr is Iranian-born Sydney-based artist who interrogates the different ways women can be invisible in plain sight. Nsar works across disciplines including photography, video, sound art and live performance. Loane is a Parisian singer/songwriter who made her first album Jamais seule on Virgin/EMI in 2008. She writes, composes, produces, sings and arranges. Her 3rd album "Alone" was released on the independent label Huit Heures Cinq (Feb 2019), surrounded by her sound engineer accomplices Ambroise Boret and Yann Arnaud. She has created original music for films and has collaborated with Bardi Johannsson, Lenny Kravitz and composed music with the director Michel Gondry among others.
ONLINE! November 3rd 2021– 2022
Exclusively on @fnlnetwork
‘A Shaded View On Fashion Film’ Channel
Download and watch for free: https://linktr.ee/asvoff
Connecting Hospitality and Community with Contemporary Artists of Diverse Backgrounds
Please join us this Thursday 21 October 2021 6pm via Zoom
Meeting ID: 833 0511 8235
Special thanks to : ARRA coffee and Wine and Asia Society Australia and Yarra City Arts
Moderator: Anrew Deane Associate Director, Development and Partnerships, Asia Society Australia, Melbourne.
Speakers:
Gabrielle de Vietri, Mayor of the City of Yarra, who before being elected to local government, worked in the arts creating collaborative community projects for social change.
Professor Nikos Papastergiadis, Director of the Research Unit in Public Cultures, and Professor in the School of Culture and Communication, The University of Melbourne
John Zerunge Young AM (楊子榮), Hong Kong-born, Australian visual artist who has dedicated four decades to the investigation of Western late and post-modern artistic practice from a bicultural perspective
Nasim Nasr nasim nasr , Iranian-born visual artist whose practice has engaged, themes of intercultural dialogue between past and present, East and West
“a mirror talk" Oct 2021. France-Australia to be presented by FNL Network and ASVOFF
Contemporary multi-disciplinary visual artist, Nasim Nasr (Iranian/Australian) creator of "Women in Shadow" Performance, and Loane Coste, (French) musician, pop singer and producer of three albums—“Jamais Seule, Le Lendemain, Alone”—are two highly regarded, powerful and enigmatic contemporary voices across visual art and music.
Their conversation includes their connection to Diane Pernet, themes of art making, intergenerational and cultural relationships, discovering what “Home” means to Nasim and what “Normal and Alone” means to Loane; how Loane’s lyrics explore visual aspects of Nasim’s artworks of the last decade.
The conversation is a mirror dialogue between Loane’s moving songs and ambivalences and Nasim's double cultural identities of past and present homelands, questioning fundamental aspects of life in their world of art making. Indeed a unique and coincidental artistic bonding from different parts of the world. ASVOFF NASIM NASR
Book Launch: Doing Feminism 2021 written by Prof. Anne Marsh , MELBOURNE University Publishing
Book Launch: Doing Feminism 2021 written by Prof. Anne Marsh
Artist Talk
September 2020 exhibition at Town Hall Gallery, Hawthorn from 5 September 2020.
Do I have to spell it out for you?
‘Do I have to spell it out for you?’ brings together a group of artists incorporating language and text into their work to speak directly to their audience. Through puns, song lyrics, spoken word and personal musings, the artists highlight the complexities of language to create community, define identity and tell stories.The combined works reveal the potency of language as a means of resistance, cultural artefact, joke, and tool of sovereignty.This exhibition is presented as a Town Hall Gallery online exhibition from Saturday 5 September - Sunday 25 October 2020. The video works will be available to view for a limited time only. Featuring: Benjamin Aitken, Chun Yin Rainbow Chan, Kate Just, Nasim Nasr, Claudia Nicholson, Kenny Pittock, Christian Thompson and Shevaun Wright.
Exhibition Review Arts Review https://artsreview.com.au/do-i-have-to-spell-it-out-for-you/
Featured panelists: Asia Society Triennial artists Kevork Mourad, Nasim Nasr, and Ken + Julia Yonetani; Moderated by the Triennial's Artistic Director Boon Hui Tan, vice president of global artistic programs and director of Asia Society Museum. On Thursday, October 29 at 7 p.m. New York time, watch the event live on Asia Society's Facebook or YouTube page.Nasim Nasr
Asia Society Museum, New York; Triennial of Asia: “We Do Not Dream Alone”.
Part 1: October 27, 2020–February 7, 2021 Part 2: March 16, 2021–June 27, 2021
https://asiasociety.org/triennial/updates/dreaming-nasim-nasr
Link to purchase tickets: https://filmfreeway.com/AdelaideIndependentFilmFestival/tickets
Use discount code AIFFxNASIM on the Adult ticket type to receive the 30% discount