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1948 Born Teheran, Iran.
1959 Moved to U.K.
1968-80 Studied and practiced Medicine, London University
1980-84 BA Fine Art (Painting) St Martins School of Art, London
1986-88 Painted and Exhibited in Colorado, U.S.A.
1990- Moved to Scotland
1995-02 Visiting Lecturer in Painting and Drawing, Glasgow School of Art.
2003-04 Visiting Scholar New Hall, Cambridge.
Currently works and lives in Glasgow.
Solo Exhibitions
1987 Salisbury Playhouse Gallery, Salisbury, Wiltshire.
1988 Holland Gallery, London.
1989 Holland Gallery, London.
1990 Hambledon Gallery, Blandford Forum, Dorset.
1991 Holland Gallery, London.
1992 Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.
1993 Holland Gallery, London.
1994 Lillie Gallery, Milngavie.
1996 MacRobert Gallery, Stirling.
1996 Glasgow Print Studio.
1996 Piano Nobile, London 'Jila Peacock's Other Worlds'.
1998 Loft Gallery, Glasgow.
1998 Piano Nobile, London 'Silent Opera'.
2000 Newhall College, Cambridge 'Deep Water'.
2004 Newhall Collage, Cambridge '10 Poems from Hafez'.
Selected Group Shows
1987 Beaux Art Gallery, Bath.
1990 Berkley Square Gallery, London.
1991 Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.
1991 Oxford Gallery, Oxford.
1992 Roger Bilcliffe Gallery, Glasgow.
1993 Paperworks, Seagate Gallery, Dundee.
1993 John Hughson Gallery, Glasgow.
1996 Glasgow Print Studio.
1996 Crossreference, Contemporary Scottish Printmakers (touring).
1997 Paula Bennet Gallery, Denver, Colorado, USA.
2004 Glasgow Print Studio
2004 SOLAS Exhibition
2004 Agnew's, London.
2005 Crossley gallery Dean Clough, Halifax (8th International Contemporary Artist's Book Fair)
Next shows
2005 Brunei Gallery, SOAS, London
2005 Glasgow Print Studio (September-October)
Publications
A World of Folk Tales, edited by Sue Stewart. Scottish Cultural Press 1996.
Jila Peacock's Other Worlds, Prof. Ludmilla Jordanova, University of East Anglia. Piano Nobile Publications 1996.
Ten Poems from Hafez by Jila Peacock. Published in Glasgow August 2004.
New version of Ten Poems from Hafez by Jila Peacock. Published by Sylpheditions.com editions May 2006.
Collections
Paintings in Hospital, Scotland
New Hall collection of British Women's Art
The FitzWilliam Museum, Cambridge
Awards
2003-04 Arts and humanities Research Board (A.H.R.B), Department of Oriental Studies, Cambridge University
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