Khayyam Zidane
BIOGRAPHY
Born in Syria in 1983, Khayyam Zidane graduated from the Department of Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, Damascus University in 2005. Continuing his education, the artist received a Diploma in Fine Arts in 2007. In 2009, he began working as a lecturer at the Second Faculty of Fine Arts .
Khayyam Zidane participated in many group exhibitions, primarily held in Istanbul, and was featured twice at the Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair. He held his first solo exhibition in 2010 at the Goethe Institute in Damascus .
The artist continues his life and artistic work in Istanbul.
Exhibitions
Group exhibition organized by Arnica Art Land, Mersin, Turkey
Arnica Art Land art workshop, Mersin, Turkey
Group exhibition in collaboration with BE Contemporary and Art50, Izmir, Turkey
Alaçatı art workshop, Izmir, Turkey
ArtAnkara Art Fair, DoArt Gallery, Ankara, Turkey
Group exhibition, UPSD Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
Art50 group exhibition, Swissôtel The Bosphorus, Istanbul, Turkey
Group exhibition, Merkur Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
Group exhibition, Atatürk Cultural Center Gallery, Taksim Square, Istanbul, Turkey
ArtContact Istanbul Art Fair, DoArt Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
Group exhibition, Palace of Nations, Geneva, Switzerland
“Two Cultures Four Colours” group exhibition, Plato Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
“Impact” two-artist exhibition, Independent Art Foundation, Istanbul, Turkey
Group exhibition, French Cultural Center, Ankara, Turkey
Group exhibition, Kaleemat Canpark Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
“Painting” solo exhibition, Kaleemat Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
Group exhibition, Plato Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
“Intersection 2” group exhibition, Kaleemat Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
Contemporary Istanbul, Plato Sanat, Istanbul, Turkey
Grand Cevahir Hotel Al-Quds Symposium group exhibition, Istanbul, Turkey
Contemporary Istanbul, Kaleemat Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
“Shaihafi” group exhibition, Kamel Gallery, Damascus, Syria
“Cement in Art 3” workshop, Work n Art Studio, Damascus, Syria
“Painting” solo exhibition, Goethe Institute, Damascus, Syria
