Al Anood Al Obaidly

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Al Anood Al Obeidli (born 1990) is currently a full time collage artist. She studied Visual Artist in visual arts from Abu Dhabi, UAE. The point of departure for all her work is collage.

She has a degree in Visual Arts from the College of Arts and Creative Enterprises at Zayed University, [1] and has showcased her work there. [2] Her art has also been exhibited at Abu Dhabi’s Tashkeel Gallery, [1] [3] the East-East: UAE Meets Japan exhibition, [4] [5] The (fourth) March Project, [6] The Salama bint Hamdan Emerging Artists Fellowship, [7] and From Barcelona to Abu Dhabi: Works from the MACBA Art Collection. [8]

Al Obaidly graduated from the Salama Bint Hamdan Al Nahyan Foundation Emerging Artists Fellowship Programme. [9] She has been featured in journals such as: My Art Guides, [10] Artslant, [11] Mutual Art, [12] and The Gulf News, [13] among others.

In 2014 she received the Shaikha Salama Artist in Residence Award. [14] [15]

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