Untitled #4, from the series "Land/s", 2019 © Gohar Dashti. Courtesy of the artist.
Gohar Dashti talks on her photography with Halima Malek
Join us at the Picturedrome to hear Gohar Dashti & Halima Malek talk about Gohar’s photographs exploring war and resilience.
As part of the exhibition opening at the Hundred Heroines Museum in Nailsworth, Stroud, find out more about Gohar Dashti’s photography featured in the exhibition. Gohar was born in 1980 and grew up in Ahvaz, Iran, a city which was greatly impacted by the Iran – Iraq war. Gohar’s photography involves poignant social themes such as the effects of war and human migration, whilst exploring our interaction with the natural world. It sheds light on social issues and gives a voice of resilience to a collective generational war experience. Conversation will be facilitated by poet, producer and activist Halima Malek.
When and Where?
- Sunday 3rd November
- 16:00 to 17:30
- The Picturedrome, 162-166 Barton St, 162-166 Barton Street, Gloucester, GL1 4EU
A visionary exploration of female resilience
