Visual Arts

The Third Space

Hamoon — Fri, 17 May 2013 19:13:06 +0000

FREE

Exhibition Artists: Soheila K. Esfahani, Negar Farajiani, Gita Hashemi, Elnaz Maassoumian, Naz Rahbar, Sona Safaei-Sooreh

The Third Space is a group exhibition featuring a selection of works by six female artists of Iranian descent working in media as varied as drawing, photography, collage, video, and sculpture. Collectively, their works address issues about life in the diaspora. Their projects masterfully explore the anxieties and complexities of living in a globalized world and negotiating the hybrid identities that result from being multi-cultural.

The Third Space is a hybrid of experiences. It juxtaposes homeland with settled land, real with imaginary, and here with there. It is all the experiences of an emigrant; the past and the present dynamically recombined to create a symbolic abstract space in our mind. The phrase “third space” emerged from the writings of thinkers such as Homi K. Bhabha and Edward Said to suggest a rupture with dualism in relation to concepts of place, location, home, memory, identities, territory, and geography of diaspora communities. In this exhibition, The Third Space becomes a symbolic space for hope, where cultural transference is activated, an impermanent space where boundaries can be built and taken down, a psychological space where self-reflection can heal, and a place where individuals’ unique experiences can integrate to create a meaningful whole.

Through each of these works, The Third Space aims to create a vocabulary with which we, as fellow citizens with similarly varied backgrounds, can attempt to untangle our own complex individual existence and look toward a better and more hopeful future.

Curator’s Tour of "The Third Space" exhibition

Description:
Join Tirgan Visual Arts Curator, Sanaz Mazinani, on a gallery tour and discussion on Contemporary Iranian Art.

Location: York Quay Gallery

When:
Saturday at 3:30 pm
Saturday at 6 pm
Sunday at 3 pm

FREE

Number available: 10

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 12:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

York Quay Gallery , Harbourfront centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat. : All Day until 8:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artist Bios:

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Sanaz Mazinani is an artist, curator, and educator based in San Francisco and Toronto. She holds her undergraduate degree from Ontario College of Art & Design University, and her Masters in Fine Arts from Stanford University. She co-edited the book ALMANAC: An Index of Current work and Thought (Stanford University, 2010). She was the 2011 Visual Arts Curator for the Iranian Canadian Centre for Art & Culture’s interdisciplinary arts biennial, Tirgan. In 2012, she was Guest Curator at Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University where she curated Edward Weston: On Light, Line and Form. Most recently she cocurated New Constellations: Contemporary Iranian Video Art. Her projects have been exhibited in venues such as University of Toronto Art Center, Museum Bärengasse, Zurich, Art & Architecture Library at Stanford University, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, Sarai, New Delhi, Gallery 44 Center for Contemporary Photography, Toronto, and Emirates Financial Towers, Dubai. Her artwork has been written about in Border Crossings, Nuva Luz, NOW Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, and Dide. Mazinani’s catalogue “Unfolding Images” was released in 2012. She has recently received grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and San Francisco Arts Commission for her art practice. She was shortlisted for the 2013 Magic of Persia Contemporary Art Prize, granted the Kala Art Institute Fellowship, and was awarded the San Francisco Arts Commission Art on Market Street public art installation for 2013/2014. Sanaz Mazinani is the Visual Arts Curator for Tirgan’s 2013 biennial, for which she has curated “The Third Space”, on exhibit at the York Quay Gallery. This group show looks at works of art that navigates the terrains of cultural transience. In this exhibition, The Third Space becomes a site for "Hope", a place where the "real" and the "imaginary" converge, and the moment when the "here" and "there" connect.

Soheila K. Esfahani

Soheila K. Esfahani grew up in Tehran, Iran, and moved to Canada in 1992. She received her BA in Fine Arts from the University of Waterloo, and her Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Western Ontario. Esfahani has practiced as an artist and educator for more than ten years. She has received numerous awards and grants including the Research/Creation Grant in Fine Arts through Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada. As part of the SSHRCC grant, Esfahani is currently a participant in a research/creation group entitled Immersion Emergencies and Possible Worlds: Engaging Water as Culture and Resource through Contemporary Art and took part in a related residency at the Banff Centre in May 2013. Her work is represented in public and private collections including the Canada Council’s Art Bank. She works from her studio at Kitchener’s artist–run centre, Globe Studios. Esfahani’s art practice navigates the terrains of cultural translation in order to explore the processes involved in cultural transfer and transformation. Cultured Pallets, on display at Tirgan 2013, is a series transient installation which uses shipping pallets that the artist marks with a variety of collected motifs and designs. The installation focuses on the notion of translation in its etymological meaning as the process of ‘carrying across’. The artist these pallets as metaphors for the transfer of units of ‘culture’, that represent ‘inbetweeness’ by being in a permanent state of transit.

Negar Farajiani

Born in Iran in the historic city of Yazd, Negar Farajiani is an interdisciplinary artist and curator. She lives and works between Yazd and Tehran, working with in a variety of media, including installation, painting, photography, and drawing. After graduating from the Art Institute of Tehran in 2000, she returned to Yazd and started painting abstract forms to uncover the truths about traditional and religious life. In 2003, she moved back to Tehran to continue painting and began to show her projects in galleries. She has had several solo exhibitions in Tehran and has been part of group exhibitions in, Dubai, London, Brazil, China, Japan, and USA. In 2009, Farajiani developed the "Puzzle" series, the concept of which comes from the confusion and mishmash of meanings in our daily lives as a result of globalization. The artist's latest solo exhibition, ‘UNDO”, challenges the physical abuse, brutality, and bullying of women in Iran. Since 2010, Farajiani has been curating two large collaborative projects titled, "Destination Known " and “Tehran Monoxide Project". Both of these long-term projects involve the public as they aim to collaboratively investigate social and environmental issues. In 2012, Farajiani held her first solo exhibition in the USA, titled Mix & UnMatch. In 2013, her projects were on display at the Emirates Financial Towers, in Dubai, where she was announced as one of the finalists for the Magic of Persia Contemporary Art Prize. For The Third Space exhibition at the York Quay Gallery, Farajiani will be showing a set of collages, where she uses puzzle shapes to obscure and highlight detail. “The concept of the puzzle came from the confusion and jumble of meanings,” she says. “I believe that life is similar to a puzzle, making up our destiny, culture, political, and social life.” In this set of staged self-portraits we see the artist as she moves through multiple states, changing appearances and sometimes disappearing into the objects that give us clues into her life.

Gita Hashemi

Gita Hashemi is an award-winning transmedia artist, writer and curator whose practice is concerned with historical and contemporary issues. She uses different techniques and technologies in order to explore social relations and the interconnections of writing as embodied language with cultural imaginary and politics. Her recent works include Headquarters; Pathology of an Ouster, a multi-platform project including an installation, performance and webcast focused on the 1953 US-UK coup d'etat in Iran; Utopias InProgress, a performance, video and installation about the effects of capitalism on the arts; and Ephemeral Monument, a performance, video and installation based on the poetics and politics that animated the opposition to the Pahlavi monarchy in the years leading to the 1979 Iranian Revolution. The work exhibited at Tirgan 2013 is part of the larger project Book of Illuminations that uses writing as a ritual and draws on self-narrative and idiomatic Farsi to explore border-crossing and expose political and cultural trappings. This project was supported by a grant from Ontario Arts Council. She has exhibited at Interaccess Electronic Media Arts Centre/Toronto, Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts/San Francisco, SIGGRAPH/Los Angeles, Casoria Museum of Contemporary Art/Napels, Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Rosario/Argentina, Plug In/Basel, Al Kahf Art Gallery/Bethlehem, and Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Yucatan/Merida among others. Most recently she had solo exhibits at A Space Gallery/Toronto and Red House Centre/Sofia, and participated in group shows at Luggage Store Gallery/San Francisco, and Electrochoc Festival/Lyon. Her curatorial projects includeTrans/Planting: Contemporary Art by Women from/in Iran (2001), Negotiations: From a Piece of Land to a Land of Peace (2003), Will (2003), Locating Afghanistan (2004-5), RealPlay (2005), In Contact in Iraq (2005) and Acts of Being: Kazemi vs Libman (2005) and Auto-Liberacion (2007). Her work has been reviewed in Mix Magazine, Art Papers, Abitaire, Fuse, Radical History Review, Art Week, Toronto Star, Canadian Dimensions, Eastern Art Report, DigiMag, TeknoKultura, and Lola among others. Her writing has been published in several catalogues including 2005 and 2007 InterActiva (Merida, Mexico) and Decima Bienal de Habana’s Evento Teorico, as well as in Fuse, Refuge, Resources for Feminist Research and Public. She is a recipient of Baddek International New Media Award for the CD-R Of Shifting Shadows, Toronto Community Foundation Award for the sound installation The War Primer, and American Ad Federation’s award for the book Locating Afghanistan. Hashemi was born in Shiraz and is currently based in Toronto. She taught time-based art, new media and cultural studies at York and Ryerson Universities and University of Toronto, 1998- 2009. She was a member of Fuse Magazine’s editorial committee 2003- 2008 where she remains a contributing editor. Since she entered the School of Fine Arts in Tehran University shortly after the 1979 Revolution, her motto has been: the personal is poetic, the poetic is political, the political is personal. She has an upcoming solo show at MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels), Nov 14-Dec 14, 2013.

Elnaz Maassoumian

Elnaz Maassoumian is an artist and architectural visualizer, living and working in Toronto. After graduating in applied mathematics from the Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, she moved to Vancouver and began studying visual arts at the University of British Columbia. She later moved to England to continue her studies, where she received her Masters in Architectural Visualization at the University of Kent in 2012. As a visual arts student, Maassoumian had a strong desire in space and time; the relation between the design of space and people’s everyday lives. Since then her projects focus on issues derived from her past in Iran and her environment in Canada as a new immigrant. Maassoumian is interested in the potentials of space. The sculpture on display in The Third Space exhibition springs from the artist’s readings of Gaston Bachelard, in The Poetics of Space. The nest like sculpture explores the architecture of imagination, as it considers different aspects of space — both physical and metaphorical — which can change over time. Maassoumian opens up for us the rich possibilities for redefining what is private-public; in-out; isolation-connection; visible-invisible.

Naz Rahbar

Naz Rahbar was born in Tehran Iran in 1983. She immigrated to Canada along with her family at the age of thirteen. Following her passion for narrative drawing, Rahbar finished her studies at OCAD University in 2009, majoring in drawing and painting, with a minor in printmaking. Rahbar continued her studies in the arts by receiving a bachelor of Education specializing in Fine Arts at York University in 2012. She currently lives and works in Toronto as an artist and art educator. Rahbar’s work explores the concepts of home, memory, longing, belonging, distances, and the negative spaces in between; quite often autobiographical, about the dilemmas of one’s identity, and existence in relation to others as well as one’s surroundings. Rahbar’s work in The Third Space exhibition at Tirgan 2013, will include a series of works on paper, which she began to develop during her thesis year at OCAD University. Here, miniature figures traverse the page, allowing the artist to explore the figure’s relationship to space and to one another. Rahbar’s project examines how a small mark can activate a space, what the negative space on a page might suggest, and the role of the figure in a place. Tracing back to her elementary and middle school years in Iran, these pieces tell abstract stories of distances traveled by plane and sensed in everyday life.

Sona Safaei-Sooreh

Sona Safaei-Sooreh (1981) is an interdisciplinary artist, based in Toronto. She holds a BFA in painting from Azad University in Tehran, and a BFA in Sculpture/Installation from OCAD University in Toronto. She has shown her work nationally and internationally in Kunstraum Kreuzberg / Bethanien and NGBK (Berlin), DNA Projects (Sydney), XPACE (Toronto), Thomas Erben Gallery (New York), Iranian Pulse at SESC Vila Mariana (Sao Paulo) and Parkingallery (Tehran). Safaei-Sooreh’s work and process explores the notion of self and otherness, the linkages between one and many, and part /whole relationships in a decentralized global situation. In doing so it elaborates on a number of concerns: differences among languages and cultures; lost meanings in translations; possibility of communications cross cultures; effects of creating a common knowledge: globalization and homogenization; artist/museum relationships; value and taste; and issues around diversity. For Tirgan 2013, Safaei-Sooreh will display two works that take as their subject the amalgamation or a meeting of two distinct poles, where a state of in-between-ness arises. Using the English and Farsi languages in her videos and installations she aims to highlight the distinctions between these cultures and where their borders meet.

Picture Gallery:

Sanaz_Mazinani_Visual_Arts_Curator.jpg

Negar_Farajiani.jpg

Soheila_K_Esfahani.jpg

Gita_Hashemi.jpg

Elnaz_Maassoumian .jpg

Naz_Rahbar.jpg

Sona_Safaei-Sooreh.jpg

Artists:

Elnaz Maassoumian

Gita Hashemi

Naz Rahbar

Negar Farajiani

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Soheila K. Esfahani

Sona Safaei-Sooreh

Hope Collaborative Art Project

Hamoon — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 02:00:18 +0000

FREE

For Tirgan 2013, Shaghayegh has a participatory/collaborative installation: “The Hope Project”, for which she has been granted Concordia’s Graduate Students Mobility Award. “The Hope Project” is about collaborative art making, communicating, sharing stories, and forming stronger relationships between the members of our community. Tirgan visitors can drop by the project tent during their visit where they are presented with an opportunity to participate in collaborative art-making, express their thoughts, share their feelings, and have a creative and joyful time. Art supplies will be provided.

FREE

Number available: 10

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 18:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

Next to South Orchard Tent

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat : All Day until 9:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Shaghayegh Shirinbab

Hope Echoed

Hamoon — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 18:21:00 +0000

FREE

A group exhibition with Nahal Bahman, Farhad Farazmand, Sayeh Irankhah, Massoumeh Jian-Javdan, Mehraban Mehrabani, Ehsan Kiabakhsh, Kamelia Pezeshki, Bahar Sabzevari, Nazy Sakhavarz, Pooyan Tabatabaei, and Sadegh Tirafkan.

Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul, and sings the tune without the words, and never stops at all. - Emily Dickinson

The twentieth century saw landmark changes in the significance of women’s roles in all aspects of civic engagement, business, and culture. This exhibition celebrates women through a series of portraits by some of Toronto's most exceptional visual artists of Iranian decent making work today. Featured in the exhibition are drawings, oil paintings, lithographs, and photographs that depict the strong faces of women who bring hope to our communities by embracing change and encouraging growth towards building a truly pluralistic society.

FREE

Number available: 50

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 19:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

Marilyn Brewer , Harbourfront Centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat : All Day until 11:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Bahar Sabzevari

Ehsan Kiabakhsh

Farhad Farazmand

Kamelia Pezeshki

Massoumeh Jian-Javdan

Mehraban Mehrabani

Nahal Bahrman

Nazy Sakhavarz

Pooyan Tabatabaei

Sadegh Tirafkan

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Sayeh Irankhah

Hope Photo Contest Gallery

Hamoon — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 18:48:49 +0000

FREE

Organized by CaféLitt.

An exhibition of photos that got into the final round of Hope photo contest 2013.

FREE

Number available: 20

Sub Genre:

Exhibition

Region:

Photo Gallery

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 20:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

East Side Tents , Harbourfront Centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. : All Day until 11:00 pm / Sat. : All Day until 8:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Alfred Yaghobzadeh

Kamran Jebreili

Peter Bregg

The Third Space

Hamoon — Fri, 17 May 2013 19:13:06 +0000

FREE

Number available: 10

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 12:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

York Quay Gallery , Harbourfront centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat. : All Day until 8:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artist Bios:

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Soheila K. Esfahani

Negar Farajiani

Gita Hashemi

Elnaz Maassoumian

Naz Rahbar

Sona Safaei-Sooreh

Picture Gallery:

Sanaz_Mazinani_Visual_Arts_Curator.jpg

Negar_Farajiani.jpg

Soheila_K_Esfahani.jpg

Gita_Hashemi.jpg

Elnaz_Maassoumian .jpg

Naz_Rahbar.jpg

Sona_Safaei-Sooreh.jpg

Artists:

Elnaz Maassoumian

Gita Hashemi

Naz Rahbar

Negar Farajiani

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Soheila K. Esfahani

Sona Safaei-Sooreh

Hope Echoed

Hamoon — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 18:21:00 +0000

FREE

Number available: 50

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 19:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

Marilyn Brewer , Harbourfront Centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat : All Day until 11:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Bahar Sabzevari

Ehsan Kiabakhsh

Farhad Farazmand

Kamelia Pezeshki

Massoumeh Jian-Javdan

Mehraban Mehrabani

Nahal Bahrman

Nazy Sakhavarz

Pooyan Tabatabaei

Sadegh Tirafkan

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Sayeh Irankhah

Hope Photo Contest Gallery

Hamoon — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 18:48:49 +0000

FREE

Organized by CaféLitt.

An exhibition of photos that got into the final round of Hope photo contest 2013.

FREE

Number available: 20

Sub Genre:

Exhibition

Region:

Photo Gallery

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 20:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

East Side Tents , Harbourfront Centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. : All Day until 11:00 pm / Sat. : All Day until 8:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Alfred Yaghobzadeh

Kamran Jebreili

Peter Bregg

Hope Collaborative Art Project

Hamoon — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 02:00:18 +0000

FREE

Number available: 10

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 18:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

Next to South Orchard Tent

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat : All Day until 9:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Shaghayegh Shirinbab

Negar Farajiani: Made in China

Hamoon — Sat, 29 Jun 2013 18:21:10 +0000

FREE

Made in China is an interactive outdoor art installation created by Negar Farajiani. Placed on the grounds of Harbourfront Center, between the newly built residential skyscrapers in downtown Toronto and the historic habour by Lake Ontario, this 12-by-12 foot giant inflatable beach ball evokes playful memories from our childhood while simultaneously questioning economies of scale.

The beach ball signals a carefree time, when play was important and the politics of production and consumption did not factor into our daily routine. However, this over-sized installation, titled Made in China, has a dual meaning. Conceived in Iran, and produced in China, this overgrown children's toy also signals excess and over-consumption. Farajiani wants the audience to play with the ball, but also asks us to ponder this metaphor for globalization, and how we factor into the big game.

FREE

Number available: 30

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Iran

Dates:

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

South Cultural Landscape (East Side)

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

All Day until 8:00 pm

Artists:

Negar Farajiani

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

The Third Space

Hamoon — Fri, 17 May 2013 19:13:06 +0000

FREE

Number available: 10

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 12:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

York Quay Gallery , Harbourfront centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat. : All Day until 8:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artist Bios:

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Soheila K. Esfahani

Negar Farajiani

Gita Hashemi

Elnaz Maassoumian

Naz Rahbar

Sona Safaei-Sooreh

Picture Gallery:

Sanaz_Mazinani_Visual_Arts_Curator.jpg

Negar_Farajiani.jpg

Soheila_K_Esfahani.jpg

Gita_Hashemi.jpg

Elnaz_Maassoumian .jpg

Naz_Rahbar.jpg

Sona_Safaei-Sooreh.jpg

Artists:

Elnaz Maassoumian

Gita Hashemi

Naz Rahbar

Negar Farajiani

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Soheila K. Esfahani

Sona Safaei-Sooreh

Hope Echoed

Hamoon — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 18:21:00 +0000

FREE

Number available: 50

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 19:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

Marilyn Brewer , Harbourfront Centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat : All Day until 11:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Bahar Sabzevari

Ehsan Kiabakhsh

Farhad Farazmand

Kamelia Pezeshki

Massoumeh Jian-Javdan

Mehraban Mehrabani

Nahal Bahrman

Nazy Sakhavarz

Pooyan Tabatabaei

Sadegh Tirafkan

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)

Sayeh Irankhah

Hope Photo Contest Gallery

Hamoon — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 18:48:49 +0000

FREE

Organized by CaféLitt.

An exhibition of photos that got into the final round of Hope photo contest 2013.

FREE

Number available: 20

Sub Genre:

Exhibition

Region:

Photo Gallery

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 20:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

East Side Tents , Harbourfront Centre

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. : All Day until 11:00 pm / Sat. : All Day until 8:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Alfred Yaghobzadeh

Kamran Jebreili

Peter Bregg

Hope Collaborative Art Project

Hamoon — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 02:00:18 +0000

FREE

Number available: 10

Region:

Canada

Dates:

Fri, 07/19/2013 - 18:00

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

Next to South Orchard Tent

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

Fri. Sat : All Day until 9:00 pm / Sun : All Day until 6:00pm

Artists:

Shaghayegh Shirinbab

Negar Farajiani: Made in China

Hamoon — Sat, 29 Jun 2013 18:21:10 +0000

FREE

Number available: 30

Sub Genre:

Curator: Sanaz Mazinani

Region:

Iran

Dates:

Sat, 07/20/2013 - 12:00

Sun, 07/21/2013 - 12:00

Location:

South Cultural Landscape (East Side)

Language:

English

Subtitle:

Program Duration:

All Day until 8:00 pm

Artists:

Negar Farajiani

Sanaz Mazinani (Curator)