أحمد قرعلي

Ahmed Karally  

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بدأت مماراسات أحمد قرعلي الفنيه بعد تخرجه من كلية الفنون الجميله عام 1994 بمشاركته في صالون الشباب المعرض السنوي الذي كانت تنظمه وزاره الثقافه، حيث حصل على العديد من الجوائز في هذا الحدث والذي أثرى لديه الحس بالإحترافيه مما دفعه بعد ذلك للمشاركه في العديد من المعارض المحليه والجماعيه.

كان عرضه الخاص الأول بجاليري المشربيه عام 2002.                      

كان سمبوزيوم أسوان للنحت بدايه أخرى للدخول في عالم السمبوزيومات الدوليه للنحت علي الأحجار في العديد من دول العالم.

 

وأيضا جاءت جائزه الدوله للإبداع التي حصل عليها الفنان عام 2005 للسفر إلي إيطاليا نقله كبيره في حياته حيث بدأ مشروعه تحت إسم "المصرخانكيه" وهو إعاده تطوير العماره الإسلاميه بشكل نحتي واضعاً تصور لمدينه كامله بدأَ من بوابات المدينه. وتم عرض هذا المعرض في الأكاديميه المصريه للفنون بروما 2006 ثم مركز الجزيره للفنون 2008. وتتابعت بعد ذلك العروض لإستكمال المدينه النحتيه بكامل مفراداتها ولازال يعمل على هذا المشروع حتى الآن.

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Ahmed Karaly is an Egyptian artist who holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts Concentration in sculpture from Helwan University in Cairo, Egypt in 1994. Karaly’s artistic practices began shortly after graduating, as he participated in the annual

exhibition of the Youth Salon, which was organized by the Egyptian Ministry of Culture, and won several awards, which enriched him with a sense of professionalism and pushed him to participate more widely.

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Aswan’s International Sculpture Symposium was the beginning of a new phase for the artist entering the world of symposiums internationally. Moreover, receiving the National Award for Creativity in 2005 and traveling to Italy was a great leap in his art career, after which he started his project; "Al Masr-Khankeya"; which aims to re-develop Islamic architecture in a sculptural form, envisioning an entire city starting from its gates. This exhibition was showcased at the Egyptian Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, Italy in 2006, and at the Gezira Art Center in Cairo, Egypt in 2008.

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Karaly participated in many solo and group exhibitions locally and internationally; his first solo exhibition was at the Mashrabia Gallery in Cairo, Egypt (2004), the Sharjah Islamic Arts Festival at Maraya Art Centre in the United Arab Emirates (2019), and the 42nd General Exhibition of Fine Arts in Cairo, Egypt (2021). In addition, the artist's artworks were acquired by many art collectors and governmental institutions such as; the Museum of Egyptian Modern Art in Cairo, and the Open-Air Museum in Aswan, Egypt.

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