Feb
22
2023
We are delighted to announce that Niloufar Lamakan’s Debut novel “Swiping at 60” has been shortlisted for the Comedy Women in Print Prize 2023. A huge thank you to Helen Lederer, the CWIP team, HarperCollins and the distinguished judges. Bring on the awards ceremony on 17 April!
Jan
03
2023
We are delighted to announce that Niloufar’s novel ‘Swiping at 60’ has been long listed for the unpublished novel category at the Comedy Women in Print Prize 2022. A huge thank you goes to the Helen Lederer, the CWIP team, HarperCollins and the judges. Bring on the short list!
Sep
08
2022
We are delighted to announce that Niloufar Lamakan’s debut novel “Swiping at 60” is a finalist in the writing category at the prestigious Page Turner Awards 2022. A huge thank you goes to the organisers, Ken and Paula Sheridan, and the judges for this wonderful opportunity. To congratulate Niloufar and all the other finalists please […]
Jun
05
2022
“Swiping at 60″ shortlisted for The Darling Axe Synopsis Contest
Mar
13
2018
We are delighted to announce that both submissions by Niloufar Lamakan to the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition 2018, have been shortlisted. These are new monoprints entitled ‘Barbed Peashoot’ and ‘Reed’
Jan
10
2017
Niloufar Lamakan shows her work at an exhibition organised by the talented curator Katja Rosenberg. The Traditions exhibition is about the impact of cultural rituals, traditions and beliefs.
Oct
01
2016
Proud to be part of the ‘WeltWand’ (world wall) project, Minden, Germany. The wall is a collage of drawings by artists around the world, depicting their interpretations of the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals
Jun
22
2016
In July Niloufar Lamakan returns to her local art Gallery Candid Arts in Islington to exhibit her digital paintings at their annual Summer Salon. The exhibition runs 1-10 July.
Jun
15
2016
Niloufar will be exhibiting her painting shortlisted for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition at Salon Des Refuses 23-26 June. The exhibition follows in the tradition of the 19th century Parisian Salon des Refusés, when Napoleon let rejected works be exhibited alongside those accepted ones after artists protested the Salon jury’s rejection of 3000 works. It’s hard to […]
