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Shahrzad Royaee
April 29, 2025
At first glance, Ali Chitsaz has created simple works with transparent colors that are more reminiscent of pop art, but with a little reflection, aspects of his critical art and his irony become apparent to the audience. He has included sarcasm in his frank and unabashed expression, and in this vein, he has also shown portraits of himself in his collection of works. He avoids beauty in expressing his vision and exaggerates the creation of elements.
New interactions, challenges and opportunities in 2025
April 28, 2025The art industry is set to witness dramatic shifts in collector behavior, gallery strategies, and the use of digital technologies in 2025. The new report, “Art Market Trends 2025,” from Artsy, draws on more than 1,600 responses from galleries and collectors in over 60 countries to paint a detailed, multi-layered picture of the current state of the art market.In this article, we examine the report’s key findings to understand how changing expectations, an unstable economy, and technological advancements have shaped the art market this year.
Art and cultural entanglement
April 22, 2025Ali Chitsaz, an Iranian painter living in the United States, was born in Tehran in 1979. He studied at Tehran Azad University and then at the Art Institute of Chicago. Chitsaz's works have been shown in international exhibitions in Tehran, London, New York, Athens, and Dubai. In his works, Chitsaz confronts the audience with the complex boundaries of identity, power, and cultural entanglement. His paintings examine political, religious, and social structures with a humorous perspective. This article analyzes five works from the series that were exhibited in the “Comeback” exhibition.
The return of Ali Chitsaz's art to Iran
April 16, 2025Artibition Gallery is hosting an exhibition of Ali Chitsaz's works titled "Comeback" starting Friday, April 19. The exhibition will be open to the public until May 11.This collection includes works from the artist’s early career in Iran, which were previously kept in his personal collection. With this exhibition, Chitsaz returns to the Iranian art scene after a decade of emigration and international activity. “Comeback” is a reflection of his sarcastic, critical, and emotional view of Iranian and Western society.
