Tayeba Begum Lipi
Career Highlights
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Born at Gaibandha, Bangladesh Tayeba Begum Lipi did her MFA in 1993 at the Institute of Fine Art, University of Dhaka. Tayeba is the Co-Founder and Trustee of Britto Arts Trust, Bangladesh.
Solo Exhibitions
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Istanbul
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London
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Dhaka
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NYC
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HongKong
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Delhi
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Major Duo
Her major duo with artist Mahbubur Rahman are
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‘Artist as Activist’ at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, USA in 2016 curated by Caitlin Doherty
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‘Faces of Intimate Strangers’ At the Modern Art Museum, Shanghai curated by Sandy Hsiuchic Lo.
Group Shows
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Taiwan Asian Art Biennale 2017-2018
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Kathmandu Triennale 2017
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2017 Asian Art Biennale Taiwan
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‘Art Festival WATOU’, 2016 Belgium
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‘SONSBEEK 2016’ at Arnhem Museum, the Netherlands
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‘ Frontiers Reimagined ’ a collateral exhibition at Venice Biennale 2015 at Museo di Palazzo Grimani
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CiCLO (CYCLE) at CCBB Sao Paulo, Brasilia and Bello Horizonte, Brazil
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No Country at Guggenheim NY, Asia Society Hong Kong Center and CCA Singapore in 2013-2014
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Colombo Biennale 2012
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14th Jakarta Biennale
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Dhaka Art Summit 2012 & 2014; Bangladesh Pavilion at the 54 Venice Biennale 2011.
Residencies/Fellowships
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Arttdinox, JSL, India
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Civitella Renieri, Italy
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Contemporary Art Japan (C.A.J)
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ArtThink South Asia, India
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Asia Society Hong Kong
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Harmony Foundation of Reliance India
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Gasworks London
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pARTage Mauritius
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RM Studio Residency Lahore
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NICA Yangon
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National Workshops for Arts & Crafts Copenhagen
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Artist Aminul Islam Trust Fellowship Bangladesh
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Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)
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Cill Rialaig Project Co-Kerry, Ireland
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Gallery 68-elf Cologne; Arts Council of Central Finland, Jyvaskyla.
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Tayeba has attended a number of workshops in countries including India, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Nepal and Bangladesh.
Achievements
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Grand Prize at the 11th Asian Art Biennale, Bangladesh 2004
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‘Ananya Top Ten Women of the Year’ 2014
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'Inspiring Female in Promoting Art' Award by WIL (Woman in Leadership)
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‘10 Quijotas of Bangladesh’ by Embassy of Spain in 2017.
Publications
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the ‘50 Contemporary Women Artists: Ground breaking Contemporary Art from 1960 to Now’ Edited by John Gosslee and Heather Zises and Foreword by Elizabeth Sackler published by Schiffer Publishing in 2018
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‘Artist as Activist’ along side of Artist Mahbubur Rahman, foreword by curator Caitlin Doherty and published by Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum in 2016
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Guggenheim UBS MAP Global Art Initiative, Vol 1, published by Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation 2013.
Public Collection
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Solomon R. Guggenheim (NYC)
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Taiwan National Museum of Fine Arts
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Smith College Museum of Art, (Northampton, Massachusetts, USA)
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Devi Art Foundation (India)
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Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation (Sydney)
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Bengal Foundation (Bangladesh)
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Samdani Art Foundation (Bangladesh)
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JSW Foundation (Jindal, India)
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Floodlight Foundation (India)
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AAN Collection (Hong Kong)
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LO-FTF Council (Denmark)
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The National Gallery of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy
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Harmony Art Foundation (Reliance-India)
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The Ilham Collection (Malaysia)
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Fashion Institute of Technology (NYC)
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Motwani Jadeja Foundation (USA & India)
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Saniza and Michael Collection (Hong Kong)
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Galila Batzilai Collection (Belgium)
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Bangladesh).
Tayeba is collectively participating at the ‘documenta fifteen’ in 2022 as part of Britto Arts Trust.