Nazafarin Lofti
Limited edition, numbered archival print by artist Nazafarin Lotfi. 12in x 9in
Printed on archival paper.
Only available at New Art Magazine.
About the artist:
Nazafarin Lotfi (she/her) is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores body, space, and how they inhabit each other in connection with notions of belonging, presence, and identity formation. Through sculptural forms, architectural drawings, and performative photography, her work addresses the hierarchies inherit in formalism and aesthetic subjectivity in relation to power, worth, and ability. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011 and her BA from the University of Tehran in 2007.
Lotfi is the recipient of 2023 Eliza Moore Fellowship for Artistic Excellence. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at venues including Artpace, San Antonio, TX; Regards, Chicago, IL; Phoenix Art Museum, AZ; San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries, CA; MOCA Tucson, AZ; Elmhurst Art Museum, Elmhurst, IL; Tucson Museum of Art, AZ; University Galleries at Illinois State University, Normal, IL; and The Arts Club of Chicago, IL, among others. In 2021-22, Lotfi served as the Matakyev Research Fellow at the Center for Imagination in the Borderlands at Arizona State University. Her practice has received support from the Arizona Commission on the Arts (2024, 2023, 2022); the Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona (2024, 2022, 2018); Night Bloom: Grants for Artists through the Andy Warhol Foundation and distributed by MOCA Tucson (2021); Sally & Richard Lehman Award, Phoenix Art Museum (2019); and CAAP Grant from the City of Chicago (2012). Lotfi is the founder of Hamrah Ars Club, a creative placemaking program mentoring refugee-status youth.
Limited edition, numbered archival print by artist Nazafarin Lotfi. 12in x 9in
Printed on archival paper.
Only available at New Art Magazine.
About the artist:
Nazafarin Lotfi (she/her) is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores body, space, and how they inhabit each other in connection with notions of belonging, presence, and identity formation. Through sculptural forms, architectural drawings, and performative photography, her work addresses the hierarchies inherit in formalism and aesthetic subjectivity in relation to power, worth, and ability. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011 and her BA from the University of Tehran in 2007.
Lotfi is the recipient of 2023 Eliza Moore Fellowship for Artistic Excellence. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at venues including Artpace, San Antonio, TX; Regards, Chicago, IL; Phoenix Art Museum, AZ; San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries, CA; MOCA Tucson, AZ; Elmhurst Art Museum, Elmhurst, IL; Tucson Museum of Art, AZ; University Galleries at Illinois State University, Normal, IL; and The Arts Club of Chicago, IL, among others. In 2021-22, Lotfi served as the Matakyev Research Fellow at the Center for Imagination in the Borderlands at Arizona State University. Her practice has received support from the Arizona Commission on the Arts (2024, 2023, 2022); the Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona (2024, 2022, 2018); Night Bloom: Grants for Artists through the Andy Warhol Foundation and distributed by MOCA Tucson (2021); Sally & Richard Lehman Award, Phoenix Art Museum (2019); and CAAP Grant from the City of Chicago (2012). Lotfi is the founder of Hamrah Ars Club, a creative placemaking program mentoring refugee-status youth.
Limited edition, numbered archival print by artist Nazafarin Lotfi. 12in x 9in
Printed on archival paper.
Only available at New Art Magazine.
About the artist:
Nazafarin Lotfi (she/her) is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores body, space, and how they inhabit each other in connection with notions of belonging, presence, and identity formation. Through sculptural forms, architectural drawings, and performative photography, her work addresses the hierarchies inherit in formalism and aesthetic subjectivity in relation to power, worth, and ability. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011 and her BA from the University of Tehran in 2007.
Lotfi is the recipient of 2023 Eliza Moore Fellowship for Artistic Excellence. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at venues including Artpace, San Antonio, TX; Regards, Chicago, IL; Phoenix Art Museum, AZ; San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries, CA; MOCA Tucson, AZ; Elmhurst Art Museum, Elmhurst, IL; Tucson Museum of Art, AZ; University Galleries at Illinois State University, Normal, IL; and The Arts Club of Chicago, IL, among others. In 2021-22, Lotfi served as the Matakyev Research Fellow at the Center for Imagination in the Borderlands at Arizona State University. Her practice has received support from the Arizona Commission on the Arts (2024, 2023, 2022); the Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona (2024, 2022, 2018); Night Bloom: Grants for Artists through the Andy Warhol Foundation and distributed by MOCA Tucson (2021); Sally & Richard Lehman Award, Phoenix Art Museum (2019); and CAAP Grant from the City of Chicago (2012). Lotfi is the founder of Hamrah Ars Club, a creative placemaking program mentoring refugee-status youth.
Adnan Razvi
Limited edition, numbered archival print by artist Adnan Razvi in collaboration with Taylor Cleveland. 11in x 17in
Printed on archival paper.
Only available at New Art Magazine.
About the artist:
Adnan Razvi (b. 1987, Chicago) is a Ugandan Pakistani American, Texas-based multidisciplinary artist exploring themes related to memory, history, ecology & water, migration, societal connection, identity, and joy.
Over the past decade Adnan began to focus on his solo development as an artist. In 2013 he exhibited at “MOCAfest”, organized by the WIEF foundation in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Adnan was a highlighted artist in a group exhibition titled “American Painting Now”. In 2020, Adnan was a featured artist in a group exhibition titled “ZARAFA UNFOLDING”. In 2022, Adnan had his first solo exhibition, FLORAL FUTURISM, at CAED Galleries in Dallas, TX. In 2022, he was invited to exhibit at ART214, at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas, TX. Adnan was then a part of a group exhibition ‘Looking at Us: Examining Institutional Critique’ in Idyllwild, California. Adnan was nominated to exhibit at the “Rising Star Exhibition and Fundraiser Reception”. In 2023, Adnan opened his solo exhibition, “MAWIMBI” at Charles Adams Gallery in Lubbock Texas, receiving a ‘Top 5 exhibitions in Texas’ rating for the month of July, 2023. In 2023 Adnan began creative collaborative AI/Motion iterations of his MAWIMBI series, alongside Taylor Cleveland. Receiving international acclaim, Adnan and Taylor have continued to exhibit the MAWIMBI series at the eARThspace in London, UK, at PXL Lab in Dallas, Texas, and at the CICA Museum in Gimpo, South Korea. In 2024, MAWIMBI was invited to exhibit by the San Antonio River Foundation, in San Antonio, Texas. In 2026 Adnan’s MAWIMBI series was included in the exhibit “Memory of a Future Once Imagined” at the Sun Valley Museum of Art in Ketchum, Idaho. Adnan graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a focus on Historical Studies and Studio Art/Painting. He currently resides and has a private studio in Dallas, TX
Limited edition, numbered archival print by artist Adnan Razvi. 11in x 17in
Printed on archival paper.
Only available at New Art Magazine.
About the artist:
Adnan Razvi (b. 1987, Chicago) is a Ugandan Pakistani American, Texas-based multidisciplinary artist exploring themes related to memory, history, ecology & water, migration, societal connection, identity, and joy.
Over the past decade Adnan began to focus on his solo development as an artist. In 2013 he exhibited at “MOCAfest”, organized by the WIEF foundation in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Adnan was a highlighted artist in a group exhibition titled “American Painting Now”. In 2020, Adnan was a featured artist in a group exhibition titled “ZARAFA UNFOLDING”. In 2022, Adnan had his first solo exhibition, FLORAL FUTURISM, at CAED Galleries in Dallas, TX. In 2022, he was invited to exhibit at ART214, at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas, TX. Adnan was then a part of a group exhibition ‘Looking at Us: Examining Institutional Critique’ in Idyllwild, California. Adnan was nominated to exhibit at the “Rising Star Exhibition and Fundraiser Reception”. In 2023, Adnan opened his solo exhibition, “MAWIMBI” at Charles Adams Gallery in Lubbock Texas, receiving a ‘Top 5 exhibitions in Texas’ rating for the month of July, 2023. In 2023 Adnan began creative collaborative AI/Motion iterations of his MAWIMBI series, alongside Taylor Cleveland. Receiving international acclaim, Adnan and Taylor have continued to exhibit the MAWIMBI series at the eARThspace in London, UK, at PXL Lab in Dallas, Texas, and at the CICA Museum in Gimpo, South Korea. In 2024, MAWIMBI was invited to exhibit by the San Antonio River Foundation, in San Antonio, Texas. In 2026 Adnan’s MAWIMBI series was included in the exhibit “Memory of a Future Once Imagined” at the Sun Valley Museum of Art in Ketchum, Idaho. Adnan graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a focus on Historical Studies and Studio Art/Painting. He currently resides and has a private studio in Dallas, TX