Mehrshad Khosravi Yekta

Mehrshad Khosravi Yekta (b. 1982, Lahijan, Iran) is an Iranian painter. He holds both B.A. and M.A. degrees in Painting from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. He began his professional artistic practice during his student years in the field of visual arts. Khosravi Yekta held his first solo exhibition in 2008 at Nishapur Art Gallery. Since then, he has presented several solo exhibitions, including Accumulated Heap (2021) at Shirin Gallery, Tehran, and Migration with a Postal Box (2017) at Sales Gallery, Tehran.

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Born

1982, Lahijan, Iran

Education

B.A. and M.A. in Painting

Solo Exhibitions

2021, Accumulated Heap, Shirin Gallery, Tehran

2017, Migration with a Postal Box, Sevvom Gallery,
Tehran

2017, Solo Exhibition, Sales Gallery, Tehran

2012, Solo Exhibition, Hozeh Honari Gallery, Yazd

2009, Solo Exhibition, Faculty of Art Gallery, Nishapur

Group Exhibitions

2023, Buy Iranian, Iranian!, Bashgah Gallery, Tehran

2023, Distorted Metaphors, Bashgah Gallery, Tehran

2021, Archive 2, Artibition Gallery, Tehran

2020, Selb Portrait, Tarrahi Honar Gallery, Tehran

2018, Identity Crisis, Ava Art Floors Gallery, Tehran

2018, Art and Fashion, Ava Center Complex, Tehran

2017, Third-Person Narrative, Sevvom Gallery, Tehran

2017, Group Exhibition, Sales Gallery, Tehran

2016, Zousadism, Dena Gallery, Tehran

2016, Where Was That World, Sohrab Gallery, Tehran

2016, Iran Shahr, Pardis Cinema Mellat Gallery,
Tehran

2016, Press Book, Niavaran Cultural Center, Tehran

2015, Alborz Painters Association Exhibition, Iranian
Artists Forum, Tehran

2014, Yazd Painters Association Exhibition, Yazd
Contemporary Art Gallery, Yazd

2013, Group Exhibition, Aria Gallery, Tehran

2010, Group Exhibition, Art Treasury Gallery of Yazd, Yazd

2006, Group Exhibition, Faculty of Art Gallery, Nishapur,
Iran

Awards

2015, Second Place, National Pars Online Painting Festival,
Tehran

Publications

2018, Publication of a Painting Series, Dastan Magazine,
Issue 93, Tehran

Other Activities

2015, Selected Artist, Annual Contemporary Art “Press Book”,
Tehran