Education
University of East London - First Class BA in Fine Art.
Exhibitions
Group Shows
Crossing (2022) - V.O Curations Angel
Robert Walters New UK Artist of The Year (2021) – Saatchi Gallery
Concord Art Prize (2021) – 180 the Strand
Sarah Stanton SupaStore (2021) – South London Gallery Firestation
Past & Present (2020) – Vacant Museum
Permanent Screens (2019) Saatchi Gallery
Monitor Exhibition (2018) – Air Gallery
Sale Now On (2018) – 29 White Post Lane, Hackney.
#34 Annual Open (2018) – CGP London Gallery
For Sale (2017) – Hoxton Arches
National Open Art Winners Exhibition (2016) – Pallant House Gallery
Young Contemporary Talent (2016) – Ingram Collection, The Cello Factory
Summer Salon, (2016) - Lubomirov / Angus-Hughes Gallery, London
England vs France (2016) - Unit 5, The Yard, London
Trumped, (2016) - Cock 'n' bull Gallery, London
National Open Art Exhibition (2016) – Mercers Hall
Summer Salon (2015) – Lubomirov Angus-Hughes Gallery
Remember (2015) - St Johns, Bethnal Green
Reverse Exit (Degree Show) (2014) - ADI Gallery, University of East London
End of Year Show (2013) - ADI Gallery, University of East London
Discordia (2012) - Trinity Buoy Wharf
Alfalpha (2011) - AVA Gallery, University of East London
End of Year Show (2011) - Working Men’s College
Awards
Road to Rio Award (2014) - The National Portrait Gallery and University of East London
Graduate Award (2016) – The National Open Art
Residencies
New Artist Collective (2022-23) - UKNA
Work Experience
Animation Workshop assistant and editor (2007) - Somerset House
Animation Workshop assistant and editor (2008) - Somerset House and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children
Workshop assistant (2009) - Somerset House and Saatchi gallery
Bio
Sam Tahmassebi (London, United Kingdom) is a visual artist working in a range of mediums including photography, sculpture, paint and installation. His practice is influenced by questions of society, psychology and philosophy, and their interconnectedness.
His last and longest series, Instamythologies, used Instagram as the medium, exhibition space and point of critique, questioning the reverberations of ‘likes’, manufacturing hyper-reality and the consequences on society.
Chaosmotic, his current series explores the impact of commercialism and the Internet on consciousness and reality.