ARTISTS
Museib Amirov
Born 1963 in Baku, Azerbaijan
Lives and works in Baku, Azerbaijan
Honoured titles and awards
Collections
- Marmara Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
- Russian Ministry of Culture, Moscow, Russia
- Azerbaijan Ministry of Culture, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Sanat Gallery, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Odjag Gallery, Baku, Azerbaijan
- QGallery, Baku, Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan
- National Fine Art Museum, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Museum of Modern Art, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Private collections in Azerbaijan, Russia, USA, Sweden, Germany, Great Britain, Turkey, France,
Italy, Denmark and Norway
Lives and works in Baku, Azerbaijan
1997 | member of the “Labyrinth” experimental group |
seit 1996 | member of the Union of Artists of Azerbaijan |
1987 | graduated from the M.A. Aliyev State University of Art and Culture in Baku, Azerbaijan |
1979 | graduated from the Azimzade State Art College in Baku, Azerbaijan |
Honoured titles and awards
2007 | Title “Honorary Artist” of Azerbaijan |
2006 | Grand Prix at the International Festival of the Arts, Aqtau, Kazakhstan |
Collections
- Marmara Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
- Russian Ministry of Culture, Moscow, Russia
- Azerbaijan Ministry of Culture, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Sanat Gallery, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Odjag Gallery, Baku, Azerbaijan
- QGallery, Baku, Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan
- National Fine Art Museum, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Museum of Modern Art, Baku, Azerbaijan
- Private collections in Azerbaijan, Russia, USA, Sweden, Germany, Great Britain, Turkey, France,
Italy, Denmark and Norway
Amirov was born into the family of the famous Azerbaijani artist Arif Amirov, a representative of the classical school of painting. The desire to become an artist was the most powerful motivating factor in his life. He works with incredible dedication, and the direction of his artistic search takes him through the multicolored world of painting.
In 1997, in a seemingly contradictory move, Amirov became a member of the “Labyrinth” experimental group, putting into practice hitherto unexplored art projects which were, however, still connected to conceptual art forms. Although Amirov participated successfully in all the experiments, he always remained faithful to painting.
Amirov’s paintings radiate heat and light, and form an expressive, melodic hymn to life– they are a celebration of color, and display powerful positive energy and magnetism. His paintings are life-affirming, celebrating the joy of life, and focusing our attention on an earthly view of the world. At the same time there is neither hypertrophied conviviality nor deliberate pathos in the images.
The artist always has something to say and he knows how to express his ideas.
The impressive range of his imagination characterizes the art world of Museib Amirov.
In 1997, in a seemingly contradictory move, Amirov became a member of the “Labyrinth” experimental group, putting into practice hitherto unexplored art projects which were, however, still connected to conceptual art forms. Although Amirov participated successfully in all the experiments, he always remained faithful to painting.
Amirov’s paintings radiate heat and light, and form an expressive, melodic hymn to life– they are a celebration of color, and display powerful positive energy and magnetism. His paintings are life-affirming, celebrating the joy of life, and focusing our attention on an earthly view of the world. At the same time there is neither hypertrophied conviviality nor deliberate pathos in the images.
The artist always has something to say and he knows how to express his ideas.
The impressive range of his imagination characterizes the art world of Museib Amirov.
Solo Exhibitions
Group Exhibitions (Selection)
2011 |
Gomel Palace & Park Ensemble, Gomel, Belarus Astley Gallery, Uttersberg, Sweden |
2007 |
Galerie Berlin-Baku, Berlin, Germany QGallery, Baku, Azerbaijan |
2003 | Space TV, Baku, Azerbaijan |
2002 | QGallery, Baku, Azerbaijan |
1999 | V.Samedova Gallery, Baku, Azerbaijan |
1989 | Baku Art Centre, Baku, Azerbaijan |
Group Exhibitions (Selection)
2012 | The International Art Festival “Cow Parade”, Ventspils, Latvia |
2011 |
Exhibition commemorating the Days of Culture of Azerbaijan, Art Center, Kiev, Ukraine Contemporary Art Exhibition of Azerbaijan Artists, Paris, France Art Exhibition of Azerbaijan Artists, Seoul, South Korea |
2010 |
The International Art Festival “KA TU CIA DABAR DARAI?”, Uzhupis, Vilnius, Lithuania The 1st International Art Festival Maiden Tower, Baku, Azerbaijan |
2008 | Galerie Berlin-Baku, Berlin, Germany |
2006 | International Art Festival, Aqtau, Kazakhstan |
2005 | “Men and Women”, QGallery, Baku, Azerbaijan |
2004 |
“Baku-Paris: 20 Artists”, Orangerie de Senat, Paris, France International Contemporary Art Exposition “For Love and Peace”, Istanbul, Turkey Contemporary Artists from Azerbaijan, IMF Gallery, Washington DC, USA |
2003 |
International Art Exhibition, Luxembourg International Art Exhibition “Grands et Jeunes d’aujourd’hui”, Espace Auteuil, Paris, France |
2002 | “Form-Rhythm-Color”, V.Samedova Gallery, Baku, Azerbaijan |
2001 |
Art Festival, Ulan Bator, Mongolia Hyatt International Center, Baku, Azerbaijan |
2000 | “Land Art”, Group Exhibitions and Projects, Azerbaijan |
1999 |
International Art Fair “Manege ’99”, Moscow, Russia “Exile from Paradise”, Baku, Azerbaijan |
1998 |
Labyrinth Group Land Art Symposium “Ecology”, Baku, Azerbaijan World Bank, Washington, USA |
1997 | First International Biennale of Contemporary Art, Tbilisi, Georgia |
1990 | Group Show, Ramco Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey |
1988 | Days of Azerbaijan Culture, Moscow, Russia |
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