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Nadim Karam

Nadim Karam (Born 1957) is active/lives in Lebanon.  Nadim Karam is known for Avant-garde painting, urban design, sculpture.

Born in Senegal in 1957, Nadim Karam is a multidisciplinary artist known for landmark urban design and cutting edge painting and sculpture. A prominent figure in the Lebanese art scene, he attended the American University of Beirut and received graduate and postgraduate degrees from the University of Tokyo, Japan.

In 1996, he established Atelier Hapsitus in Beirut, a studio that the artist defines as "the satellite grouping of young architects and designers around happenings and situations." S ince then, Atelier Hapsitus has become a vehicle for Karam's oeuvre, boasting a number of works and projects that blend architecture, design and art while defying conventional modes of creativity and thought.

Individually, Karam has exhibited in galleries, institutions and art fairs worldwide, contributing to such notable events as the Liverpool Biennial, the Venice Biennale, the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea and SCOPE Art Fair (Basel).  With a collector-base acrosAyyam Auctions   ...  [Displaying 1014 of 2653 characters.]  Artist bio

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