Abbas Zahedi | available works

Studio Jum'ah Mind Map (2016)

Abbas Zahedi, Studio Jum'ah Mind Map (2016), 2022

photo print on rag paper, A2

£2,300 (ex vat). ed. 4 + 2 AP

Abbas Zahedi (b. 1984, London, UK) blends contemporary philosophy, poetics, and social dynamics with performative and new-media modes. With an emphasis on how personal and collective histories interweave, Abbas makes connections whenever possible with people involved in the particular situations upon which he focuses.

Abbas Zahedi, #DeleteTheBeans (Livestream), 2020

single channel HD video
00:13:03

£2,000 (ex vat). ed. 7 + 2 AP

nine upturned titles

Abbas Zahedi, nine upturned titles, 2023

nine salvaged parquet floor tiles from Abbas Zahedi Ouranophobia SW3, 2020., 60 x 30 cm

£3,300 (ex vat). unique

Lemon Performance (2016)

Abbas Zahedi, Lemon Performance (2016), 2022

photo print on rag paper, A2

£2,300 (ex vat). ed. 4 + 2AP

Abbas Zahedi, MORAVEK: bottling process, 2016

single channel video
00:25

£500 (ex vat). ed. 20 + 2 AP

Abbas Zahedi, [excerpt] Naan Binary, 2017

single channel HD video
00:02:01

£500 (ex vat). ed. 20 + 2 AP

Exit Sign (Notausgang)

Abbas Zahedi, Exit Sign (Notausgang), 2023

customised exit sign, steel chains and eye bolts., 40cm x 40cm.

£12,600 (ex vat). unique edition on the occasion of Curated By 2023

Studio Jum'ah poster

Abbas Zahedi, Studio Jum'ah poster, 2018

photo print on rag papaer, A2

£2,300 (ex vat). ed. 4 + 2 AP

Abbas Zahedi, [excerpt] ME, MYSELF & A I I I, 2017

single channel HD video
00:04:37

£4000 (ex vat). ed. 8 + 2 AP

Artist biography

Education. Abbas studied medicine at University College London, before completing his MA in Contemporary Photography: Practices and Philosophies at Central Saint Martins in 2019.

 

Selected exhibitions. Air de repos (Breathwork), Capc Museum of Contemporary Art Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France (2024-25); A time when the dogs barked every night, Woonhuis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2024); Display, Ehrlich Steinberg, LA, USA (2024); Echopraxia, anonymous gallery, Mexico (2024); shifting the silence, GIANNI MANHATTAN, Vienna, Austria (2023); Holding Space, Hauser & Wirth, London, UK (2023); Holding a Heart in Artifice, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, UK (2023); Divided Selves, Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Coventry, UK (2023); Horror in the Modernist Block, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK (2022-23); Waiting With {Sonic Support}, Frieze Art Fair London, London, UK (2022); LOADING LOADING (the inertia of practice), CAPC, contemporary art museum of Bordeaux, France (2022-23); Metatopia 10013, Anonymous Gallery, New York (2022); The London Open 2022, Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK (2022); Beuys Open Source, Belmacz, London, UK (2021-2022); Testament, Goldsmiths CCA, London, UK (2022); Temporary Compositions, Gallery 31 Somerset House, London, UK (2021); Yarmonics 2021, Great Yarmoth, UK (2021); D.E.VALUATION, Mécènes du Sud, Montpellier, France (2021); 11 & 1, Belmacz, London, UK (2021); Governmental Fires, FUTURA, Prague (2021); In Hindsight…, Bladr, Copenhagen, Denmark (2020); Ouranophobia SW3, Chelsea Sorting Office, London, UK (2020);  How To Make A How From A Why?, Fire Station, South London Gallery, London, UK (2020); B, Belmacz, London, UK (2019); Degree Show, Central Saint Martins, London, UK (2019); The Age of New Babylon, Lethaby Gallery, London, UK (2018); Diaspora Pavilion, (ICF), Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Wolverhampton, UK (2018); appetite, Apiary Studios, London, UK (2018); Diaspora Pavilion, (ICF), Palazzo Pisani a Santa Marina, Venice, Italy (2017);rb&hArts, Royal Brompton Hospital, London, UK (2008).

 

Selected interventions, projects and performances. NOCTURN [3]: it’s your turn to be, 17 Little Portland Street, London, UK (2024); Para-Phrase, Pushkin House, London, UK (2024); Always Coming Home, Matt’s Gallery, London, UK (2024); The Drop Out: Tell Them I Said No, E-WERK Luckenwalde, Luckenwalde, Germany (2024); CRISIS, Bold Tendencies, London, UK (2023); Sonic Signals, Eastside Projects, Birmingham, UK (2022-2023); Age of Many Posts, Barbican, London (2022); Frieze Artist Award commission, London, (2022); Sonic Support Group, with Neurofringe (2020 – ongoing); Radio Amnion, Technical University of Munich (2021); Becontree Forever, Create London (2021); Brick Lane Foundation, Whitechapel Gallery (2021); A Case of Med(dling)tation, Performance Exchange at Belmacz (2021); To The Sour Sowers, The Mosaic Rooms, London (2021); The Urgency of The Arts Assembly, Royal College of Art (2021); Soul Refresher, Brent Biennial, London Borough of Culture (2020); Long Table: Lament, South London Gallery (2020); AMRA, Spike Island, Bristol (2019); Rose & STEMM, Guest Projects, London (2019); Outset Grant Ceremony, Royal Academy of Arts, London (2019); The Boulevard, Tate Britain, London (2018); Studio Jum’ah, Tate Exchange, London (2018); #FakeBooze, Diaspora Pavilion, Venice (2017).

 

Awards. Abbas has been the recipient of numerous awards including, the 2024-25 Stanley Picker Fellowship, the Frieze Artist Award (2022); the Paul Hamlyn Foundation Awards for Artists (2021); the Serpentine Galleries’ Support Structures for Support Structures (2021); Artangel, Thinking Time (2020); Jerwood Arts Bursary (2019); Aziz Foundation Academic Scholarship (2018); and Khadijah Saye Memorial Fund Scholarship (2017).

 

Abbas is an associate lecturer at the Royal College of Art (London), as well as teaching at universities across the UK and abroad.

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