Newsha Tavakolian
29 Jul - 15 Dec 2013
© Newsha Tavakolian
Untitled from the series Listen, 2010
purchased with funds provided by the Farhang Foundation, Fine Arts Council and an anonymous donor, M.2012.142.4.
Untitled from the series Listen, 2010
purchased with funds provided by the Farhang Foundation, Fine Arts Council and an anonymous donor, M.2012.142.4.
NEWSHA TAVAKOLIAN
29 July - 15 December 2013
Self-taught photographer Newsha Tavakolian began her career as a photo-journalist at the age of sixteen, eventually publishing work in National Geographic, Le Monde, The New York Times, Newsweek, and Time Magazine. Her award-winning 2006 photo essay, Women in the Axis of Evil, responds to George W. Bush’s characterization of Iran, and other work since that time seeks to contradict the western media’s narrow depiction of Iranian women and their lives. Tavokolian's vibrant, engaging images document the evolving role of women as they battle or subvert gender-based restrictions.
29 July - 15 December 2013
Self-taught photographer Newsha Tavakolian began her career as a photo-journalist at the age of sixteen, eventually publishing work in National Geographic, Le Monde, The New York Times, Newsweek, and Time Magazine. Her award-winning 2006 photo essay, Women in the Axis of Evil, responds to George W. Bush’s characterization of Iran, and other work since that time seeks to contradict the western media’s narrow depiction of Iranian women and their lives. Tavokolian's vibrant, engaging images document the evolving role of women as they battle or subvert gender-based restrictions.