Sultan Mohamed -- Fine Art

Artist Profile

I was born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in 1962 and have resided in Seattle, WA since 1982. I received my B.F.A. from the University of Washington in 1991, and a teaching certificate from Western Washington University in 1994.

I am currently teaching art for the Seattle Public School District at Asa Mercer Middle School. I have had the opportunity to return to Ethiopia in order to study traditional paintings and frescos.

As an Artist and educator I believe that the past is intricately linked to the present; they cannot be separated. Although I studied Western Art during my university course work, I have never strayed far from my cultural influences, which are symbolically represented in my art by human figures, colors, lines, and shapes.

Exhibitions

2002 : Pratt fine arts/Seattle, WA

2001: SSCC Art Gallery/Seattle, WA

2001: Barnes and Nobel Book Store Art Gallery/DesMoines, WA

2000: Collusion Art Gallery/Seattle, WA (solo)

2000: King County Gallery/Seattle,  WA (solo)

1999: Gallery 114/Seattle, WA

1999: Urban League, 23rd Annual Art Exhibit/Seattle, WA

1998: Collusion Art Gallery/Seattle, WA (solo)

1998: COCA/Seattle, WA

1998: Mwoyo Arts/Seattle, WA

1998: Pratt Fine Arts/Seattle, WA

1998: Project 416 Gallery/Seattle, WA

1998: Urban League, 22nd Annual Art Exhibit/Seattle, WA

1997: Project 416 Gallery/Seattle, WA

1997: Seafirst Gallery, "A Matter of Colors"/Seattle, WA

1997: Seattle Urban League, 21st Art Exhibit/Seattle, WA

1996: Seafirst Gallery, "A Matter of Colors"/Seattle, WA

1996: Seattle Art Museum, contemporary Ethiopian paintings

1995: Anne Gould Hauberg Gallery/Seattle, WA

1994: COCA/Seattle, WA

1994: Elliot Bay Book Co./Seattle, WA (solo)

1994: The Wonderful World of Art/Seattle, WA

1994: Pratt Fine Art/Seattle, WA

1993: Café Allegro/Seattle, WA (solo)

1993: Pratt Fine Art/Seattle, WA

1992: The Wonderful World of Art/Seattle, WA

1992: La Maison Blue Gallery/Seattle, WA

1992: Polish Center/Vancouver, BC Canada (solo)

1992: Sundiata Art Festival/Seattle, WA

1991: International Resource Center/Seattle, WA

1991: University of Washington, School of Fine Arts Undergraduate
         Group Exhibit/Seattle

1990: Seattle Urban League, 14th Annual Art Exhibit/Seattle, WA

1990: White Horse Gallery, "Racism in South Africa"/Seattle, WA

1990: Seattle Pacific University/Seattle, WA (solo)

1989: Ethio-African Arts and Artifacts Gallery/Seattle, WA (solo)

1989: North Vancouver Public Library/Vancouver, BC Canada (solo)

Publications

1996: "Love and Memory", Cune Publishing.

1994:  Café Ole Magazine.

Education

1994: Western Washington University, Teacher Certificate.

1991: B.F.A. University of Washington.

Award

2000: Robert Rauschenberg and Lab School of Washington,
          "Power of Art" teaching award

1995: Pacific Medical Center Poster award.

1994: Martin Luther King Celebration Poster Award

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