An Interview with Shirin Neshat - Feminist Studies

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I’ll be greeting the sun again and the stream that flowed in me and the clouds that were my long thoughts and the painful growth of the aspens in the grove that passed through droughts with me. –Forugh Farrokhzad The text written on the woman’s face and in translation above is from Forugh Farrokhzad’s Remembering the Flight: Twenty Poems, trans. by Ahmad Karimi-Hakkak (Los Angeles: Ketab Corp, 2004), 71. © 2004 by Ahmad Karimi-Hakkak. I Am Its Secret, 1993. RC print and ink. 11 x 14 inches. © 1993 Shirin Neshat. Photo by Plauto. Courtesy of Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York City.
Seeking Martyrdom #2, 1995. B&W RC print and ink. 11 x 14 inches. © 1995 Shirin Neshat. Photo by Cynthia Preston. Courtesy of Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York City.
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