ASAD FAULWELL

I am very happy to announce that the UC- Santa Barbara Art, Design & Architecture Museum has a acquired my lithograph "Djamila" for the permenant collection.

http://www.museum.ucsb.edu/

My lithograph "Djamila" has been acquired for the permenant collection by The Ulrich Museum of Art in Wichita, KS.  "Djamila" was produced with Bedrock Art Editions in Kansas City, MO.

For more info..

http://webs.wichita.edu/?u=ulrichmuseum&p=/index

http://www.bedrockarteditions.com/asad-faulwell/

My recently completed lithograph "Djamila" has been purchased by The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.  "Djamila" is a 21 plate variable edition lithograph made in collaboration with Bedrock Art Editions.  I am thrilled to have the piece included in the collection of the Nelson-Atkins.

http://www.bedrockarteditions.com/faulwell-dajmila-2018/

detail of "Djamila"

I am very pleased that Pillars:Iran is now part of the permanent collection at LACMA.  The piece will also be included in a group show at LACMA opening in 2018.

http://www.harpersbazaararabia.com/harpersbazaararabia.com/art/artists/lacma-buys-painting-by-iranian-artist-asad-faulwell

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/trump-executive-order-on-immigration-837734

Very happy to have Les Femmes D'Alger #52 in The Oppenheimer Collection at Nerman MOCA.  The painting is 72" x 180" and will be included in my forthcoming solo show at Bill Brady Gallery before heading to its permenant home at The Nerman.

I am very happy to have a piece in Misappropriations:New Acquisitions at OCMA.  The show features a selection of works recently acquired by the museum and is curated by Dan Cameron.  Other artists in the show are Abetz/Drescher, Ricci Albenda, Edgar Arceneaux, Libby Black, Mari Eastman, Ala Ebtekar, Jim Lambie, Rodney McMillian, Jason Middlebrook, Kristen Morgin, Cady Noland, David Rathman, David Scher, Ed Templeton, Jeffrey Vallance, and Millie Wilson.  The show opens February 15th and closes on May 24th.

 Les Femmes D Alger #37 48 x 36 2014

I am very happy to announce that Les Femmes D'Alger #37 is now a part of the permanant collection at The Orange County Museum of Art.  The piece was acquired by the museum last month.

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