| Vishal Shah is a London based fine art video artist who graduated in Fine Art Printmaking, from the Royal College of Art (2002). After graduating from the RCA, Vishal has been teaching at the college and also teaches at the Richmond American International University in London. Vishal is also a visiting lecturer in several academic institutions across the United Kingdom including the Royal Academy of Arts. |
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| Vishal has worked on number of projects, one of his signature pieces was the front cover design of author Jason Shelley's previous publication, Grey Love and lately, Vishal art directed, book design and illustrated Shelley's new hardback title The Romance. Both titles are now stocked in bookshops nationwide. |
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| He is a fine artist having screened his most recent film Seek Assistance in the International Media Festival in Yerevan, Armenia (Aug 2005), curated by Eva Khachatrian. The International Kunst Film Biennale (Oct 2005), Museum Ludwig, Köln, Germany. The video was shown at the AV Festival 06 -LifeLike (Mar 2006) in the digital film shorts programme, touring Newcastle Gateshead, Sunderland and Middlesbrough. curated by Tom Bland and Honor Harger.
Seek Assistance was exhibited in a group show 'Mobile' Espace Landowski, Boulogne-Billancourt in Paris, France (Apr-May 2006), curated by Robin Bibaud aka Scanner. Mobile, was an exhibition of audio / visual related films, shown in a unique lounge style area, designed by Fabrice Gygi in a 'Videotheque Mobile' almost like a mobile library. |
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| Vishal recently curated the show 'Still In Motion' (2006) of single screen video work, by four European artists. 'Still In Motion' was exhibited at the Leonard Street Gallery in London. |
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| Vishal exhibited in ‘technique’ (2004) which was the first ever exhibition of artwork by technicians and practitioners working at the Royal College of Art. ‘technique’ was an insight into the notion that the artists involved formed the basis of creative knowledge and skills within the College. The artist has exhibited further work throughout London including Escalator (2003) in the ‘Film - Other India’s’ screening at Whitechapel Art Gallery. |
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