Mourad Salem
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Born1956 (age 68–69)
Notable workOpen your eyes" 2014, Rose Issa Galey, London, UK. Art Fair, Dubaï, UAE, El Marsa Gallery. "Ambivalences suspectes", Gahya gallery, Tunis, Tunisia, 2015. "Arab Territories", Constantine, Algeria, curated by Nadira Laggoune, 2015.
Mourad SALEM | |
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 Salem in 2014 | |
| Born | 1956 (age 68–69) |
| Notable work | Open your eyes" 2014, Rose Issa Galey, London, UK. Art Fair, Dubaï, UAE, El Marsa Gallery. "Ambivalences suspectes", Gahya gallery, Tunis, Tunisia, 2015. "Arab Territories", Constantine, Algeria, curated by Nadira Laggoune, 2015. |
Mourad Salem (born 1956)[1] is a Tunisian artist based in Paris, France. His works question historical leaders, often depicting them as immature power-hungry figures. In 2013, Salem's exhibition "Sultans Are No Sultans" debuted at the Nour Festival of Arts from the Middle East and North Africa at the Leighton House Museum in London. Salem is of Turkish origin.[2][3]
