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Nja Mahdaoui

Nja Mahdaoui (Born 1937) is active/lives in Tunisia.  Nja Mahdaoui is known for Symbolic Tunisian culture painting.

Lives and works in Tunisia
Nja MAHDAOUI was born in Tunis in 1937
He is a visual artist, an explorer of signs
 
Graduate of the Academy of Arts of Santa Andrea in Rome & of the Ecole du Louvre, Department of Oriental Antiquities.
He has received a number of distinctions and national and international prizes, such as the "Grand Prix des Arts et des Lettres Tunisia".

•   He takes part in group artistic exhibitions: Biennial exhibitions, museums and galleries
•   Organizes exhibitions of individual and group work
•   Takes part regularly in seminars and colloquia at universities in Tunisia and abroad
•   Has organized performances of "Total Art": interactive communication between Arab and European artists, and artists from North America and Asia on the theme "Language and register in exchanges in the visual arts"; theatre and dance on the theme "Body-Writing"
These have taken place in Tunisia, France, Ital   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3281 characters.]  Artist bio

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