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/9 JAMES NIZAM | Biography Tel: 778 997 3649 Email: [email protected] www.jamesnizam.com 574 52nd Street Delta, BC Canada V4M 3S5 James Nizam creates photographs from temporary installations that he builds in homes and buildings that are slated for demolition. The installations are the result of his interactions with the echoing histories and lingering physical traces of the various sites that he is exploring. Nizam’s work is bound up with the history and memory of “place” and his work testifies to a record of the built environment in transition. Born in Bedfordshire, England, James Nizam now lives and works in Vancouver, Canada. Since completing a B.F.A. at the University of British Columbia in 2002, his work has been exhibited throughout Canada, the United States, and Europe. Upcoming exhibitions include Christophe Guye Galerie (Zurich), KunstHalle Dusseldorf, Dazibao (Montreal), Yukon Arts Centre, and Birch Libralato Gallery (Toronto). Most recently acquired for the Toronto Dominion, Bank of Montreal, and Louis Vuitton Collections, his work is also included in private collections in Canada, the United States and Europe. His work has been reviewed or published in Flash Art, Border Crossings, Canadian Art, and The Globe & Mail, The National Post and the New Yorker Magazine. In 2011 he was long listed for the Sobey Art Award, Canada’s preeminant prize for artist achievement. In 2014 Nizam will be building his first public art sculpture commissioned through Concord Adex in Toronto.

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JAMES NIZAM | Biography

Tel: 778 997 3649Email: [email protected]

574 52nd Street Delta, BC CanadaV4M 3S5

  James Nizam creates photographs from temporary installations that he builds in homes and buildings that are slated for

demolition. The installations are the result of his interactions with the echoing histories and lingering physical traces of the

various sites that he is exploring. Nizam’s work is bound up with the history and memory of “place” and his work testifies

to a record of the built environment in transition.

Born in Bedfordshire, England, James Nizam now lives and works in Vancouver, Canada. Since completing a B.F.A. at the

University of British Columbia in 2002, his work has been exhibited throughout Canada, the United States, and Europe.

Upcoming exhibitions include Christophe Guye Galerie (Zurich), KunstHalle Dusseldorf, Dazibao (Montreal), Yukon Arts

Centre, and Birch Libralato Gallery (Toronto). Most recently acquired for the Toronto Dominion, Bank of Montreal, and

Louis Vuitton Collections, his work is also included in private collections in Canada, the United States and Europe. His

work has been reviewed or published in Flash Art, Border Crossings, Canadian Art, and The Globe & Mail, The National

Post and the New Yorker Magazine. In 2011 he was long listed for the Sobey Art Award, Canada’s preeminant prize for

artist achievement. In 2014 Nizam will be building his first public art sculpture commissioned through Concord Adex in

Toronto.

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JAMES NIZAM / WORKS Title: Shard of Light, 20��Location: House Donated by The Municipality of Delta, BC | Exhibited @ Birch Libralato & Gallery JonesMedia: SunLight Sculpture Staged for Large Scale Photographic PrintPrint Size: 48 x 60 inchesPrint Medium: Archival Pigment Print on Fibre Paper

Details: Process, Shard of Light

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JAMES NIZAM / WORKS Title: Thought Forms ( Cube, Fan, Fold, Dart), 20��Media: SunLight Sculptures Staged for Large Scale Photographic PrintPrint Size: 40 x 50 inchesPrint Medium: Archival Pigment Print on Fibre Paper

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JAMES NIZAM / WORKS Title: Drill Holes Through Studio Wall, 20�2Print Medium: Archival Pigment Print on Fibre PaperPrint Size: 60 x 48 inches

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JAMES NIZAM / WORKS Title: Four Circles, 20�3Location: House Slated for Demolition in RichmondMedia: Anamorphic Cuts into House Staged for Large Scale Photographic PrintPrint Size: 60 x 48 inchesPrint Medium: Archival Pigment Print on Fibre Paper

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JAMES NIZAM / WORKS Title: Two Triangles, 20�3Location: House Slated for Demolition in RichmondMedia: Anamorphic Cuts into House Staged for Large Scale Photographic PrintPrint Size: 60 x 48 inchesPrint Medium: Archival Pigment Print on Fibre Paper

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JAMES NIZAM / WORKS Title: Pyramid, 20�3Location: Brookfield Place, Allen Lambert GalleriaMedia: Light Sculpture Staged for Large Scale Photographic PrintPrint Size: 20 x �6 feetCommissioning Body: ScotiaBank Contact Photo

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JAMES NIZAM / WORKS Title: Flash Point (Wrought Iron Handrail in Scotchlite), 2013Location: Houses Slated for Demolition on Oak StreetMedia: Light Reflective Medium shot with Flash for Large Scale Photographic PrintPrint Size: 60 x 48 inchesPrint Medium: Archival Pigment Prints Mounted on Dibond

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JAMES NIZAM / CONTACTS

JAMES NIZAM STUDIO

T: +� 778 997 3649E: [email protected]

GALLERY REPRESENTATION

Birch Libralato�29 Tecumseth StreetToronto, Canada M6J 2H2Tel: +� 4�6 365 3003

Gallery Jones�725 West Third AvenueVancouver, Canada V6J �K7Tel: +� 604 7�4 22�6

Christophe Guye GalerieDufourstrasse 3�8008 Zurich, SwitzerlandTel: +4� 44 252 0� ��

PROJECT REFERENCES

Bonnie RubensteinArtistic DirectorScotiabank CONTACT Photography FestivalTel: +� 4�6 539 9595Email: [email protected]

Anne Catherine GrimalCommunications Director, Louis VuittonEmail: [email protected]

Franca BellisaroDirector, Marketing & Special EventsBrookfield Office Properties | Canadian Commercial OperationsTel: +� 4�6 777 6496Email: [email protected]

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