WEB POSTER EXHIBITION - International exhibition of young poster designers in Tehran

This web exhibition accompanies a recent exhibition of 11 international and iranian young graphic designers in Tehran. Text and pictures, and a catalogue, were kindly provided by Sam Keshmiri and Milad Shokouhi.

Instead of an introduction

Group poster exhibition by name of Ink ( morakab) opened in August 22 at Laleh Gallery in Tehran and will continue till August 27, 2009. This exhibition includes posters of Narges Abbaszadeh (Iran), Kourosh Beigpour (Iran), Sam Keshmiri (Iran), Saeed Malek (Iran), Hamid Nik khah (Iran), Maryam Parvaneh (Iran) , Shahab Tondar (Iran), Lauren Rowling (USA), Teresa Sdralevich (Belgium), Aurelie Vitoux (France) and Daniel Wiesmann (Germany). A catalogue of this exhibition is published by Nashr-e-shar Publishing. Ink exhibition will appear in other countries as well.

The book is composed of individuals that have little presence in our huge world but they have created a variety of works with the blackness of ink and each work reminds it's own contemporary point of view.

These images glow from different parts of the world and it doesn't matter where they come from, they are printed on paper, are shown on walls or monitors, the aim is to be registered and the aim of registration is to be effective and inspiring, doesn't matter it's a molecule or the great world!

See more pictures from the opening in Rang Magazine.

 
Exhibition poster by Saeed Malek



Aurelie Vitoux
b. 1981, France







Daniel Wiesmann
b. 1978, Ludwigsburg, Germany







Hamid Nik Khah
b. 1981, Marivan, Kordestan







Kourosh Beigpour
b. 1980, Kermanshah, Iran







Lauren Rolwing
b. 1984, Knoxville TN, USA







Maryam Parvane
b. 1983, Tehran, Iran







Narges Abaszadeh
b. 1984, Tehran, Iran







Saeed Malek
b. 1982, Tehran, Iran







Sam Keshmiri
b. 1986, Tehran, Iran







Shahab Tondar
b. 1987, Kerman, Iran







Teresa Sdralevich
b. 1969, Milan, Italy








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