Marché des Créateurs au Hang'ART

Bonjour,
Ce Dimanche 9 Octobre je présenterai quelques créations au Hang'art a Namur.
Nous serons 40 artistes, artisans et designers a exposer à l'occasion des 1 an du Hang'ART
Venez nous voir et laissez vous surprendre!!!
Ou: Hang'ART, Rue de Gembloux 500, 5002 Saint-Servais, Namur, Belgique
Quand: Ce Dimanche 9 Octobre de 10 a 18h
page de l'evenement:https://www.facebook.com/events/1746180362261279/
A bientôt 

;)

Words of a Refugee

Sandra Issa, Words of a Refugee, acrylic and collage on cardboard, 67x51cm

Muscat between Reality and Dream

Muscat Between Reality and Dream

2016

acrylic and markers on fabric

100x170cm

Window on Muscat

This month I am staying at the artist residency in Bait Al Zubair, Muscat-Oman. I have an open studio there. If you would like to visit to see the work I am producing while staying here, feel free to pass by!
I will be exhibiting at Gallery Sarah on Tuesday the 26th of April at 7 pm
I hope to see you there!
https://www.facebook.com/events/987930541290740/

Bait Al Zubair Museum مسقط 100، عُمان‎

While in Muscat, I was impressed by the preserved architecture and the effort to maintain strong traditions as part of the national identity. Seeing the locals wearing the national dress walking in the streets gives this place a unique cityscape. While preserving its past, the city is also constantly modernizing and changing. You can find here also the characteristics of all the capitals in the world: people from all parts of the world working and living together, modern buildings, shopping malls and international brands. This interesting contrast between the old preserved city and the modern cosmopolitan capital was really inspiring to me. 

My work is based on drawings and paintings commenting on daily life and stories spread by the news. In Muscat, I was able to work on one of my favorite subject: people and daily life in an urban environment, with some unique local features. I loved seeing the elderly gathered in public spaces and playing traditional games or sitting and watching the new generations that are creating the new face of Muscat. I liked spending time in Bait Al Zubair Museum to study the traditional Omani dress. And every day, I looked at the local newspapers to get to know the local perspective on world news. 

Exhibition extended during April at Skriðuklaustur

FROM BEIRUT TO BRUSSELS
EXHIBITION EXTENDED

If you go to East Iceland, you can still see my work at Galleri Klaustur during the month of April. 

The cultural centre and café will be open every day in April at these hours: Weekdays 12pm-3pm and weekends 2pm-5pm. 
for more info visit: http://www.skriduklaustur.is/

From Beirut to Brussels
This exhibition shows some recent works I have been doing since 2014. During that year, I produced a daily drawing on recycled material (newspaper and fabrics), about what was happening around me in Beirut and in the news. The result is a wall installation of drawings witnessing major events and daily life seen from this city.
As I left Lebanon in 2015, my work turned into sketchbooks and drawings commenting on the different social and political realities I faced while traveling in Europe. 
One part of the exhibition is the work in progress I am working on here in Iceland. The installation will allow the visitor to witness my path as an artist for the last 2 years.

Holy Cow!

Sandra Issa, Holy Cow, 2016, marker on newspaper and fabric, 2x15x33cm

Spring exhibition at Skriðuklaustur

Spring exhibition opening March 19th at Skriðuklaustur

Spring Exhibitions open from 19th March

This month, I am staying at the Klaustrid artist residency at Skriðuklaustur.
http://www.skriduklaustur.is/
You can see my recent works during the exhibition opening March 19th.


From Beirut to Brussels
This exhibition shows some recent works I have been doing since 2014. During that year, I produced a daily drawing on recycled material (newspaper and fabrics), about what was happening around me in Beirut and in the news. The result is a wall installation of drawings witnessing major events and daily life seen from this city.
As I left Lebanon in 2015, my work turned into sketchbooks and drawings commenting on the different social and political realities I faced while traveling in Europe. 
One part of the exhibition is the work in progress I am working on here in Iceland. The installation will allow the visitor to witness my path as an artist for the last 2 years.

For more information about my work, visit http://fromsilencetoword.blogspot.is/


Practical info:
Opening hours at Skriðuklaustr for the next weeks: Saturday & Sunday 19th-20th March 14:00-17:00. Easter from Thursday till Monday open everyday from 12:00 till 17:00. In April we will be open 12:00-15:00Monday-Friday and 14:00-17:00 on weekends.

Crisis

Sandra Issa, Crisis, 2015, Belgium, artist sketchbook, 21x13cm

What Memories

Sandra Issa, What Memories, 2014, paint markers on newspaper and fabric, 19x20cm

Drawing in the cafe

Sketching the young ones in Namur old cafes ;)