Iranian Modern and Contemporary Art - Notable Artists in Iranian Modern Art

Notable Artists in Iranian Modern Art

  • Abbas (photographer)
  • Reza Abedini, Prince Claus Award winner (2006)
  • Alaleh Alamir
  • Shirin Aliabadi
  • Bahram Alivandi
  • Aydin Aghdashloo
  • Massoud Arabshahi
  • Kamrooz Aram
  • Siah Armajani
  • Morteza Avini
  • Abbas Katouzian
  • Reza Deghati
  • Mohammed Ehsai
  • Shahram Entekhabi
  • Ramin Haerizadeh
  • Rokni Haerizadeh
  • Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian
  • Mahmoud Farshchian
  • Golnaz Fathi
  • Parastou Forouhar
  • Shadi Ghadirian
  • Behrouz Gharibpour, The Hans Christian Andersen Award (2002)
  • Kaveh Golestan
  • Barbad Golshiri
  • Marcos Grigorian
  • Javad Hamidi
  • Khosrow Hassanzadeh
  • Taraneh Hemami
  • Shirazeh Houshiary, Turner Prize nominee.
  • Pouran Jinchi
  • Y. Z. Kami
  • Hossein Khosrojerdi, founder of Iranian computerized painting.
  • Tannaz Lahiji
  • Iman Maleki, 2005 William Bouguereau and Chairman's Choice Award at 2nd Int'l ARC Salon
  • Morteza Momayez
  • Farhad Moshiri
  • Shirin Neshat
  • Mina Nouri (Painter, Printmaker)
  • Eric Parnes
  • Mohammad Radvand
  • Jalil Rasouli
  • Freydoon Rassouli
  • Jahangir Razmi, Pulitzer Prize winner.
  • Behjat Sadr
  • Reza Khodadadi
  • Mehdi Saeedi, Grand Prize,"Five Star Designer International Triennial 2009 in Osaka, Japan
  • Homayoun Salimi
  • Marjane Satrapi
  • Mitra Tabrizian
  • Parviz Tanavoli
  • Sadegh Tirafkan
  • Mohsen Vaziri-Moghaddam
  • Alfred Yaghobzadeh
  • Noureddin Zarrin-Kelk
  • Hossein Zenderoudi
  • Maryam Hashemi

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