Every Day's Journey

SHEIDA SOLEIMANI HOTBED On View through December 23, 2020 SELECTED PRESS "Sheida Soleimani’s latest show comments on the complex political relationship between Iran and the US," by Marigold Warner in the  British Journal of Photography "Sheida Soleimani: Hotbed @ Denny Dimin" by Loring Knoblauch in  Collector Daily “Sheida Soleimani: Hotbed,” in  S urface Magazine CATALOG AVAILABLE ONLINE Read the catalog  with an essay by Jane Ursula Harris. Hotbed  advances Sheida Soleimani’s inquiry into the crises that define Iran and the United States’ relations. Superimposing source imagery onto sculptural backdrops to illustrate the complex relationships between these hostile nations, Soleimani’s photographs are virtual palimpsests. Paradoxically, this paper-thin practice of layering foregrounds weighty ethical questions about how power operates, justice is served, and damage is done. These photographs reflect and critique and chop and screw hot button issues: demands for rep

  UNTITLED, ART Miami Beach Hosts Online Viewing Room and Extensive Live Programming     Fair Dates: Wednesday, December 2 – Sunday, December 6, 2020 VIP Preview on Tuesday, December 1 at 11am EST   In addition to exhibiting  60 galleries from 30 cities in 18 countries,  UNTITLED, ART Miami Beach OVR will host a selection of  live panel discussions taking place on Zoom and social media platforms. Organized by UNTITLED, ART‘s Artistic Director and Curator  Omar Lopez-Chahoud,  the 2020 edition of the fair focuses on  Contemporary Artists from the Caribbean,  spotlighting artists and organizations from this region, who are creating innovative and important work across the globe. Leadership from nonprofits and groups including  Teorética Costa Rica, Caribbean Art Initiatives,  and the forthcoming Kingston, Jamaica-based  Museum of Contemporary Caribbean Art  will be included in live-streamed programming during the week. UNTITLED, ART Miami Beach will continue to maintain relationships wit

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