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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: “She Who Tells a Story” Exhibit at Stanford

March 12, 2015 //  by Pamela Burke//  Leave a Comment

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12 Leading Women Photographers from Iran and the Arab World Explore Identity and War in Daily Life

“She Who Tells a Story” is a fascinating exhibit of 79 photographs and two videos currently at Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center. It represents the diverse perspectives of the 12 artists and their view of contemporary life in the Middle East.

Stanford She Who Tells a Story exhibit/photo: Dashiti Untitled #5

The works were created mainly during the last decade and portray a region that has undergone immense challenges and enduring conflicts.

This print above by Gohar Dashti is a staged photograph of a man and woman sitting as newlyweds in the shell of an abandoned car.

Print: Gohar Dashti (Iran, b. 1980),Untitled #5 from the series Today’s Life and War, 2008. Pigment print courtesy of the artist, Azita Bina, & Robert Klein Gallery, Boston. © Gohar Dashti

The exhibit will remain at the Center until May 4, 2015.
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Category: TWE Photo of the WeekTag: Cantor Arts Center, Gohar Dashti, She Who Tells a Story Photo Exhibit, Stanford University, TWE Photo of the Week, Women Photo Exhibits

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