Farsi And French Guided Tours With Hannah Darabi

Join us for a guided tour on Sunday, November 12 to gain unique insight into the Gallery’s winter exhibition From Slander’s Brand. The tour will be led by artist Hannah Darabi.

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12pm: French language tour with Hannah Darabi
1:30pm: Farsi language tour with Hannah Darabi

Tours in English take place every Saturday at 1:30pm

Tours take approximately 45 minutes, and are by donation, courtesy of BMO Financial Group. Suggested amount $10 per person.

Tehran-born, Paris-based artist Hannah Darabi is known for her works that bring together photography with texts, archival images, and objects. Enghelab Street, A Revolution through Books: Iran 1979–1983 (2019) is a comprehensive archive of publications from across the political spectrum that were published during a period of regime change, which saw a brief flourishing of free expression before the consolidation of Islamic rule. The rare printed matter in the installation, all collected by the artist, takes audiences into the heart of this defining period in Iranian history. Darabi renders historic materials alive with masterful photographic storytelling, combining images of the swiftly censored books with her own photographs of contemporary Iran. Her award-winning artist’s book, which coheres all these materials with scholarly essays and interviews, will be available at The Diane Evans Bookstore.

Banner Image: Hannah Darabi, from the series Engelhab Street, A Revolution through Books: Iran 1979-1983, 2019. Courtesy of the Artist.

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