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Omran Mousa Al-Kaissy

modern artist

Born: Beirut, Lebanon 1943

Individual Exhibitions: Spanning more than three decades:

Beirut, Lebanon: in 1968, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 91-2002, 2003

Tripoly, Lebanon: in 1986, 88, 90

Baalbek, Lebanon: in 1993, 98

Saydon, Lebanon: in 1992, 95

Damascus, Syria: in 1986, 91

Riyad, Saoudi Arabia: in 1983, 84, 2003

Jeddah, Saoudi Arabia: in 1984, 2003

London, UK: “Gallery Roshan” in 1984

Group Exhibitions: More than fifty group exhibits in Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, USA, Russia (former Soviet Union), Japan, Brazil, Spain and several African countries.

Collectibles: Several of his works were purchased by collectors and museums:

The Museum of Modern Art, Boston, USA.

The Royal lounge at Jeddah International Airport, Saoudi Arabia.

The Jordanian Royal Museum, Jordan.

Baghdad museum of modern art, Iraq.

Beit-Eldine Museum in Lebanon (a 150 ft. long painting).

Ministry of education, Lebanon.

Several Lebanese Banks and Firms bought his works.

Awards: Major awards and recognition

Outstanding Arabian artist award for creativity.

Sudanese government award for the advancement of the art.

Recognition: Saoudi Arabia (2003), United Arab Emirates (2003), Alexandria Egypt
(2001), Lebanon (1999, 2000). Recognized and mentioned in numerous book, references and dissertations. Who’s Who of Arab artists.

Publications and Books: An art critic, author, journalist and poet.

His Books: “Abdel Halim Radwi and the Modern Saudi Art”, in two languages Arabic and English.

“Aref El-Rayes: an Onthological study” a book that studies and analysis the life and work of a famous Lebanese sculptor.

“Road to Peace” a book about the Lebanese civil war and It’s effect on art.

“Close to Home” a book about the paintings of Jamil Mlaeb (a Lebanese artist) during the Lebanese civil war (1975-77).

“Sophism in Arab Art” a book about abstract Arab Art.

“History of Modern Lebanese Art” a book sponsored by the UNESCO (a branch of the United Nations).

“Silence does not disturb the Dead” a collection of poems.

“Verses Unfit for Publication” a political book that criticizes the dictatorship in Iraq.

1968-Present : An art critic at several Lebanese and Gulf news papers. Active in art, Lecturing and invited to participate in numerous symposia.

• Direction of his art: Modern and abstract art with emphasis on mixed media and experimentation with new materials.

Featured Works

 Flame 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
Flame 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
 
 Abstraction 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
Abstraction 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
 
 Justice 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
Justice 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
 
 Sign from Far East 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
Sign from Far East 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
 
 The music 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
The music 60 x 80 cm, mix media on wood
 
 Composition 100 x 80 cm, oil on canvas
Composition 100 x 80 cm, oil on canvas
 
 The War and the Peace 100 x 80 cm, mix media
The War and the Peace 100 x 80 cm, mix media
 
 The Bird 130 x 90 cm, mix media
The Bird 130 x 90 cm, mix media
 
 Piece of blood and sea 150 x 75 cm, mix media
Piece of blood and sea 150 x 75 cm, mix media
 
 Contrast of the colors 140 x 80 cm, mix media
Contrast of the colors 140 x 80 cm, mix media
 
 The Dragon 110 x 90 cm, mix media
The Dragon 110 x 90 cm, mix media
 
 Bouquet of flowers by Omran Kaissi, conson acrylic, 35x50 cm
Bouquet of flowers by Omran Kaissi, conson acrylic, 35x50 cm
 
 Bouquet of flowers by Omran Kaissi, conson acrylic, 50x35 cm
Bouquet of flowers by Omran Kaissi, conson acrylic, 50x35 cm
 
 The Golden Tree by Omran Kaissi, conson acrylic, 50x35 cm
The Golden Tree by Omran Kaissi, conson acrylic, 50x35 cm
 
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