Fatima El Hajj
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Born in 1953, Fatima El-Hajj first graduated in 1978 from the Institut des Beaux-Arts at the Lebanese University in Beirut, and later from the Academy of Fine Arts in Leningrad. She then completed her studies from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs of Paris in 1983. She was awarded with the Picasso Prize in Madrid in 1985, and has been teaching in Beirut at the Institut des Beaux-Arts ever since. She has been regularly exhibiting her works since 1986 in Lebanon as well as in other Arab countries where she is well-known, such as Kuwait, UAE, Syria, Bahrain, Morocco and Qatar, but also in Europe, such as in Spain and France.
In Collection:
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteBrown University, John Hay Library
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteBryn Mawr College
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteNew York University Abu Dhabi Library
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteOberlin College
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteOhio State University
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteSan Diego State University (SDSU)
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteSmith College, Mortimer Rare Book Room
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on WhiteUniversity of Delaware Library
Storm and You are Free: Antarah in Black on White