| The artist is interested in fine arts and is considered one of the fine art pioneers along with her interest in musical arts, organizing cultural events and managing a gallery that played a positive role in supporting the Iraqi art movement in the eighties and nineties | Murak Makai, by invitation from the British Parliament - London, England |
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| 1936 She studied elementary school at Madam Adel School, then at Nuns School later Al-Aqeedah and completed her primary and secondary school stages in Baghdad, and began her interest in drawing since her childhood | 1993 She held her ninth solo exhibition entitled "Fantasia 1" at Al-Orfali Art Gallery in Baghdad |
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18| 1964 She held her first solo exhibition at La Redout Club in Germany where she exhibited 50 oil paintings, and it was inaugurated by the Iraqi ambassador in Bon Jaber Omar, and among the attendees was the late His Majesty King Hussein bin Talal and German Chancellor Adenauer, who acquired one of her works | 1986 She held her eighth solo exhibition entitled "Inspired by Heritage" at the Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation at the Hall of the Royal Cultural Center in Amman, Jordan |
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| She learned music for four years, and her teacher was Italian by origin, called "Aldo Kani" | 1959 - 1962 She studied and also graduated from the Institute of Fine Arts Evening Section in Baghdad - Iraq |
She was influenced by the Andalusian architecture, Islamic art and ornamented decorations of the palaces and mosques.
30| 1956 She participated in the Artist Association exhibition held at the Olympic Club | Among her most prominent paintings were "City of Tears," "Without Fathers," "Fedayeen for a Just Cause" and "Nothing But Horror" |
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| She participated in most of the exhibitions of the Women's College, the Institute of Fine Arts, and the Iraqi Artists Association exhibitions | Her Anatomy class teacher was artist Dr |
1973 While she was accompanying her diplomat husband in Spain, she visited Andalusia in the southern region, which constituted a big turning point in her art.
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