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Shadi Ghadirian – Preconceptions of Islamic women

Posted by rod - 05.06.2009

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Challenging the international preconceptions of women’s roles within an Islamic state, Tehran-based artist Shadi Ghadirian’s photographs draw from her own experiences as a modern woman living within the ancient codes of Shariah law. Her images describe a positive and holistic female identity, humorously taking issue with the traditional roles by which women – both in the Middle East and universally – have been defined. Found via Today & Tomorrow and Saatchi Gallery

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1 Comment (add yours?)
  • From: mahsa
  • May 31, 2010

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