Mohammad Ehsa’ee

Born 1939, Qazvin, Iran
Graphic designer, calligrapher, expert and author in arts
Official member of the faculty of Fine Arts at Tehran University, 1978- 2004
Member of the high Council of Calligraphy Institute of Iran, and high council of professorship assessment, 1985-1988
Member of the high Council of Calligraphy Institute of Iran, and high council of professorship assessment, 1985-1988
Member of the high council of the Cultural Revolution in the art section and took part in the programming of graphics and arts syllabus, 1985-1986
Co-founder of the society of painting artists, 1987
Member of the high council of Iran for illustration, 1988
Member of the committee of the trustees’ calligraphy society of Iran, 1996
Member of the Iranian Graphic Designers’ Society high council, 1998
Other Activities:
Calligraphy of 5 epigraphs for the Alghadir mosque of Tehran, 1980
Calligraphy and pottery – relief epigraph of the entrance of the National Museum of Iran, 1985
Calligraphy and pottery – relief epigraph of the entrance of the National Museum of Iran, 1985
Writing of 30 meters epigraph for the cultural relations section for the Ministry of Education and Cultures, 1990
Design & execution of 230 square meters of relief pottery for the Iranian Embassy at Abu Dhabi (Arab Emirates), 1988-1991
Awards and Honors:
First place selected artist in the students’ competition of visual arts, 1968
Best Painter of the Year, 1973
Best Painter of the Year, 1973
National Prize of the French government in the international festival of Callais sur mer, 1974
Honorary prize from the jury’s committee for his artistic activities, 1991
Participation in all biennials of painting, graphics, calligraphy and
painting of the Islamic world at the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Arts, 1991-2003
Participation in more than 200 group exhibitions in Iran and around the world, 1968-2003, such as:
The Archeological Museum of Iran
The First International Arts Exhibition of Tehran
The International Festival-calais-sur mer-France
The International exhibition of Bologna, Italy
Iranian Artists in Shanghais, China
Iranian Artists exhibition at UNESCO, Paris
“Iranian Art” Dusseldorf, Germany, Iranian Art at the United Nations in Geneva
8 solo exhibitions in Iran and abroad, such as at the Olo Gallery, Finland, Zand Gallery, UAE, and Ziba Gallery, Vancouver





































