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Collision exhibition reviewed in the Canberra Times by Sasha Grishin
“Serene beauty and urgent tone have a powerful message” Read the review HERE or CLICK on the image below.
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker
Tagged art, Belconnen Arts Centre, Collision, collograph, conflict of scared realities, exhibition, Fatima Killeen, Iraq, islam, Moroccan art, painting, politics, review, Sasha Grishin
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Fatima Killeen – Printing the collograph plate “No to War”
Fatima working in her printing studio at home.
Posted in Australia, Collograph, Islamic art, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, printmaker
Tagged Arabic calligraphy, art, Collision, collograph, Fatima Killeen, humanity, kufi, politics, printmaking, Sacred, video
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Collision article by Muhammad Bakir in Watanpress newspaper
The Collision exhibition opening is at 6pm on Friday 6 September at the Belconnen Arts Centre gallery and runs for 2 months until late October.
SBS Radio Arabic – From Morocco to Canberra: Success story of Artist Fatima Killeen
In January 2018, Fatima was recorded in an interview in Arabic discussing her work, art awards and the acquisition of her artworks by a number of Australian institutions. Click on the image below to listen to the SBS Radio Arabic … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Australian art, interviews, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker
Tagged Arabic radio, art, audio, Fatima Killeen, interviews, islam, Moroccan art, Morocco, News, SBS
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Ballades Migratoires – Fatima Killeen – AwacerTV
A short video about my art produced for AwacerTV in Morocco
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker
Tagged art, Australia, Ballads Migratoires, Fatima Killeen, interviews, Morocco, video, WacerTV
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Fatima’s art on display in three national museums
Across the last few years my work has been displayed at museums in Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne. Two large works along with my life story and other personal items have been on permanent display at the National Museum’s Australian Journeys exhibition since the exhibit opened in 2009. One of the works, … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker, Sydney
Tagged arabic, Australian War Memorial, calligraphy, collograph, Conflicts 1945 to today, Fatima, Iraq war, islamic, Islamic Museum of Australia, Journeys, Killeen, Looted, marocaine, Moroccan art, Morocco, Muslim Women, National Museum of Australia, printmaker
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Sacred group exhibition at M16 – Benita & Fatima
Fatima Killeen and Benita Tunks in front of the ‘The shroud has no pockets’ and ‘Awakening of an old flame 1 & 2’.
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist
Tagged ammunition box, arabic, Australia Council for the Arts, Australian Muslim Women's Art Project, Bismillah, calligraphy, collograph, drip bags, Fatima, heart, infusion, Killeen, M16, marocaine, Mihrab, Moorish, Moroccan, Moroccan explorer, mosque, shroud, sinus rhythm
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Video interview with Fatima Killeen – Moroccan artist, painter, printmaker
In 2004 the Canberra Islamic Centre (CIC) produced a government sponsored video about the centre and its members. I was one of three people interviewed to show how the centre interacts with the community. A seven minute excerpt showing footage in my studio and some of my artworks is … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting
Tagged Arab, arabic, calligraphy, Canberra Islamic Centre, collograph, Fatima, Human Rights Commission, illegal, immigrant, interviews, Iraq, islamic, Killeen, Maroc, marocaine, Moroccan, Moroccan art, Morocco, Muslim, Muslim Women, painter, Palestine, peace, printmaker, video
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Thrity Daily Greetings – Day 30 – Rumiyat: Dreaming of Paradise
Fatima Killeen Rumiyat: Dreaming of Paradise 2007 Etchings, dry roses, found objects on wood 3 pieces 30cm (L) x 25cm(W) x 10cm(D) each The world of Rumi is unique. It is a sanctum where religion, status, race or political forces … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Daily Greetings, Australian art, Collograph, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Morocco
Tagged Arab, arabic, calligraphy, collograph, etchings, family, Fatima, government, humanity, islamic, justice, Killeen, love, Maroc, marocaine, Moorish, Moroccan, Moroccan art, Morocco, Muslim, Muslim Women, No Added Sugar, peace, politics, Ramadan, rligion, roses, Rumi
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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 29 – In the name of Rumi
Fatima Killeen In the name of Rumi 2012 Colour collograph, wood, found Dervish image & objects 54cm x 32cm x 15cm “When we came to Australia, we brought nothing with us from Iran, but Rumi was always in our … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab, arabic, Australian Muslim Women's Art Project, borders, calligraphy, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, dervish, Fatima, feather, islamic, Maroc, marocaine, meridian, Moorish, Moroccan, Moroccan art, Morocco, Muslim Women, No Added Sugar, pen, Ramadan, ring, Rumi, Sara, whirling
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