AIDA WILDE

Aida Wilde is an Iranian born, London-based printmaker/visual artist, and educator.
Wilde’s diverse screen-printed indoor/outdoor installations & social commentary artworks have featured on city streets and galleries internationally are a response on displacement, education, and equality. She’s also the founder of Print is Power and Sisters in Print (2013-present) Aida was an associate lecturer and course director (2004 - 2015) at the Surface Design and Foundation of Applied Arts at the London College of Communication, which she is also an alumna.
Wilde’s serigraphs have been widely exhibited, which include acquisitions by the Victoria & Albert Museum and commission from the Fitzwilliam Museum for their permanent collection. Other institutional shows in the Women’s Art Library, Goldsmiths, Vienna’s Fine Art Academy, including curatorial capacity for the exhibition & event programming for; 20/20 A Brief Survey for The Other Art Fair, LDN (2021)
Her collaborative projects with CHOOSE LOVE were exhibited at Somerset House and Saatchi Gallery as well as supporting the AUCTIONS for Terrence Higgins held at Christies with her Fine Art Serigraphs.
Recent ambitious projects in 2020, Aida worked cross culture exhibition disCONNECT, a collaborative project with Schoeni Projects and HK Walls with a pandemic related immersive installation which were exhibited in a South London Victorian house and travelling to Hong Kong to be recreated in an old tenement building later that year.

www.aidawilde.com
IG: @aida_wilde /Print is Power
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