shahnaz zehtab

shahnaz zehtab

Shahnaz Zehtab is a painter born in 1959 in Tehran. She holds a Master’s degree in Painting from Islamic Azad University and is one of the founders of the +30 art group. Zehtab collaborated with the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art for eight years in the fields of research and international relations and has also served as a board member of the Iranian Painters Association. Her works have been exhibited in major events and venues such as the Bangladesh Biennale, the Paris Triennial, the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum, the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art, and Art Dubai. She has also participated in artist residencies in Europe and the United States and has held numerous exhibitions in Iran and internationally.

Resume

Born: 1959, Tehran

Education

Master’s degree in Painting, Islamic Azad University

Selected Exhibitions

2018 — Solo Exhibition, The Forgotten World,
Fereshteh Gallery, Tehran
2024 — In Memory of Hadi Jamali 1, Khatt-e Sefid Gallery, Tehran
2021 — And I Meaning Woman, Natalia Gromicho Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal
2020 — Qaf, Iranshahr Gallery, Tehran
2020 — Wear a Mask!, Kama Gallery, Tehran
2020 — Exhibition and Sale in Support of COVID-19 Patients, Khatt-e Sefid
Gallery, Tehran
2018 — 4th Annual Sale, Fereshteh Gallery, Tehran
2018 — Up to 10 Million, Khatt-e Sefid Gallery, Tehran
2018 — 4th Annual Auction, Behnam Dehshpour Gallery, Tehran
2017 — Norouz, Naqsh Gallery, Tehran
2017 — Patras Art Fair, Patras, Greece (in collaboration with UNESCO)
2015 — Mehrshahr 1, Ivan Sepid Gallery, Tehran
2014 — Asian Art Biennale, Dhaka, Bangladesh
2013 — Tahmineh, Los Angeles, USA
2012 — Thirty Voices, Los Angeles, USA
2008 — Dreams and Aspirations, New Mexico, US
2008 — Dreams and Aspirations, Kansas, USA
2007 — Exhibition, New York, USA
2007 — Meridian International Center, Washington, D.C., USA
2006 — Beijing Expo, Beijing, China
2005 — First Dubai International Festival of Visual Arts, Dubai, UAE
2002 — Exhibition, Gallery Kure Ten, Japan
2002 — Paris Triennial, Paris, France
2002 — Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan