Maryam Eisler

Maryam Eisler (née Homayoun) is an Iranian-born, London-based photographer, editor, and art patron.

Eisler in 2015

Early life and education

Born in Tehran in 1968, Eisler emigrated to Paris at age 10.[1]

Eisler holds a BA in Political Science from Wellesley College (1989) and an MBA from Columbia University (1993). Maryam worked in consumer marketing at L'Oreal (1993–1998) followed by Estee Lauder (1998– 2001) in both London and New York City.[2]

Photography

Eisler's first series, in 2016, was Searching for Eve in the American West.[3][4] Her second major series, in 2017, was Eurydice in Provence.[5]

"Divine Feminine" from Eurydice in Provence by Eisler (2016)

Eisler is a regular contributor to Harpers Bazaar[6] and has also contributed articles to Vanity Fair UK, Art and Auction magazine, and Canvas Magazine. She has edited five books on art published by Thames and Hudson.

In 2014, Eisler was voted by Artnet as one of the "100 Most Powerful Women in Art",[7] and one of the "The Most Influential Women in the European art world".[8]

Boards

Eisler is a trustee of the Whitechapel Gallery, London,[9] co-chair of Tate's MENAAC (Middle East North African Acquisitions Committee),[10] and is a member of Tate's International Council. Eisler is also a founding member of the British Museum's CaMMEA committee (Contemporary and Modern Middle East Acquisitions), and sits on the Strategic Advisory Panel for the Delfina Foundation and Colombia Universities' Global Centers. Eisler sits on the advisory board for Photo London art fair,[11] and is a nominator for the Prix Pictet Photography Prize,[12] as well as an Ambassador for Unseen Fair in Amsterdam. She also served on Wellesley College's board between 2012 and 2015.

Cover of Voices: East London (2017)

Publications edited by Eisler

References

  1. Tully, Judd "Maryam Homayoun-Eisler's Six Year Journey from Collector to Historian", Art+Auction Retrieved 14 June 2016
  2. Bartels, E.B. "Wellesley in Art: Interview with Maryam Eisler ’89". Retrieved 15 June 2016
  3. https://www.artsy.net/photo-london-2016/browse/artist/maryam-eislerArtsy Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  4. Plough, Joshua "Tristan Hoare at Photo London" Design Exchange Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  5. Weinstein, Kara (16 April 2017). "Croched Cowboys and Nature Nudes". Vice Magazine. Retrieved 13 July 2017.
  6. Qasim Ashfaq, Mohammed "Maryam Eisler Meets Mohammed", Harper's Bazaar. Retrieved 16 June 2016
  7. "The 100 Most Powerful Women in Art", Artnet News. Retrieved 15 June 2016
  8. "Who Are the Most Influential Women in the European Art World?", Artnet News. Retrieved 1 June 2016
  9. Whitechapel Gallery Trustees,
  10. Harris, Gareth; Forwood, Thomas "The networks that buy the Tate’s art", The Art Newspaper. Retrieved 15 June 2016
  11. Photo London Advisory Board
  12. Prix Pictet Nominators
  13. Caspari, Maya London Burning: Portraits from a Creative City Institute of Contemporary Arts, Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  14. Poole, Robert London’s Most Creative Examined and Captured in New Book Art + Auction Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  15. Caraher, Meredith Londons ICA Marshals Cheerleaders and hot-dogs for Art Studio America Book Launch Art+Auction Retrieved 21 June 2016
  16. Laurence, Rebecca American Artists in their Studios BBC Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  17. Sanctuary ArtDaily Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  18. Waters, Florence Sanctuary: Britain’s Artists and their Studios: review The Telegraph Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  19. Sutherland, Julia Art and Patronage Financial Times Retrieved on 21 June 2016
  20. Shahmanesh Banks, Nargess "Book: Unleashed: Contemporary Art From Turkey", Wallpaper. Retrieved 15 June 2016
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