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Padideh Hashemi
Painter, Calligrapher
Iran
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born in Tehran, Iran, 1969
Bachelor in" Social Communication", Azad University
Bachelor in Graphics, Azad University
Graduated in Drawing at the School of Art and Literature
Graduated in the Master Course of Iran's Association of Calligraphers (Instructor: Bahram Hanafi)
Exhibitions:
- Student exhibition, Laleh International Hotel, Tehran, Iran, 1995
- Solo exhibition, Kandelous Gallery, Tehran, Iran, 2005
- Solo exhibition, Kandelous Gallery, Tehran, Iran, 2013
- Caroun Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada, March 2014
- Summer Group Exhibition, Caroun Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada, August 2014
- Fall Group Exhibition, Caroun Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada, September 2014
- Celebration of CAG’s 5-year Art Shows, Caroun Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada, October 2014
- Winter Group Exhibition, Caroun Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada, December 2014
Festivals:
- Spring Festival, Port Moody Art & Cultural Centre, Port Moody, BC, Canada, May 2014
- Nowrouz Festival, Caroun Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada, March 2014
- North Shore Art Crawl, North Vancouver, BC, Canada, April 2014
- Mehregan Festival, Port Moody Art & Cultural Centre, Port Moody, BC, Canada, September 2014
- Celebration of CAG’s 5-year Art Shows, Caroun Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Canada, October 2014
- Group Exhibition, Port Moody Art & Cultural Centre, Port Moody, BC, Canada, December 2014
- North Shore Art Crawl Festival, North Vancouver, Canada, March 2015
- Ferdowsi Festival, Group Exhibition, Port Moody Art Council, Port Moody, BC, Canada, April 2015
Art is an instinct and Padideh knew her instinct from the beginning !
She commenced her major activities by study in Journalism and Social Communication . Simultaneously she achieved trainings in drawing at the "School of Art and Literature" of TV for three years; but her milestone just happened one year after her graduation in Journalism, when she began new course of study in Graphic.
Later, she took the master course of Iran's Association of Calligraphers. Her studies in graphic gave her a profound recognition of framing combined with her own self style, which is obvious in her subsequent artworks.
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