Amer Shomali

Palestinian | 1981

Amer Shomali is a Palestinian Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1981.

How much does an Amer Shomali cost?

Amer Shomali's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices of up to 45,000 USD for sculptures, and 36,715 USD for paintings.

What is Amer Shomali's most expensive sculpture?

Since 2015 the record price for this artist at auction is 45,000 USD for Pixelated Intifada, sold at Christie's Dubai in 2015.

Numerous key galleries and museums such as Dalloul Art Foundation have featured Amer Shomali's work in the past.

Amer Shomali in the news

Amer Shomali has been featured in articles for The National and Ocula. The most recent article is On This Land, an Exhibition in Alserkal Avenue, Is a 'Triumph of Palestinian Culture' written for The National in November 2023.

At Auction

Notable Lots

Sawad (from the Black Hole series)

By Amer Shomali

+7%

above mid-estimate

Broken Weddings in Salameh - Amer Shomali

Broken Weddings in Salameh , 2018

By Amer Shomali

-6%

below mid-estimate

Post Visit Palestine , 2009

By Amer Shomali

+12%

above mid-estimate

VIEW 6 ARTWORKS

Recent Auction Results

Broken Weddings in Salameh , 2018

By Amer Shomali

-6%

below mid-estimate

Bonhams New Bond Street

Broken Weddings in Beir Al Sabe

By Amer Shomali

+58%

above mid-estimate

Sotheby's London

Black Holes

By Amer Shomali

+7%

above mid-estimate

Christie's London

VIEW 6 AUCTION RESULTS

Past Exhibitions

Hope in an Age of Dystopia

Dalloul Art Foundation

Beirut | Lebanon

May 16, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024

The Little Prince of Gaza

Dalloul Art Foundation

Beirut | Lebanon

Dec 21, 2023 - Apr 15, 2024

Articles

On This Land, an Exhibition in Alserkal Avenue, Is a 'Triumph of Palestinian Culture'

The National Nov 20, 2023

The show, which comes as a response to the Israel-Gaza war, is running at Concrete until Sunday

Qalandiya International IV: Solidarity

Ocula Nov 02, 2018

Held in several cities and villages across Palestine and organised by nine art organisations, Qalandiya International IV, Solidarity (3–30 October 2018), attempted to bridge time and space to reflect on the meaning and practice of solidarity.