Bangkit Sama-Sama/ Together We Rise
2 April 2021-31 May 2021
Clarion Alley Mural Project
Link to the Exhibition
Bangkit Sama-Sama/ Together We Rise is about the power of resilience and the belief that it is possible to rise together as a critical mass to create a world rooted in compassion, justice, and equity. Whether through deep reflection, social/political commentary, direct action, storytelling, beauty, or humor; these are all strategies for working collectively to heal.
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Artists include:
Yogyakarta Indonesia: Nano Warsono, Bambang Toko, Ucup, Vina Puspita, and Hari Ndarvati
San Francisco/BayArea: Megan Wilson, Christopher Statton, Kelly Ording, Jet Martinez, Shaghayegh Cyrous, Keyvan Shovir, and Joanna Ruckman
WALKING
13 March 2021-13 April 2021
Project 13
What we can ascertain is how our being can retain all the old information and create a new solution in a new way of existence. We experience life in different states that evolve and resonate with our purpose and intentions through struggling, conflict, merging past and present, stillness, absence, survival, and desire to go forward.
Project 13 is pleased to present multidisciplinary works by thirteen Iranian artists in "Walking," a virtual exhibition exploring encounters in time and space.
Artists: Shaghayegh Cyrous, Hamed Jaberha, Pantea Karimi, Mobina Nouri, Mehregan Pezeshki, Reza Reza, Rojin Shafiei, Azarakhsh Shafieikadkani, BSisters, Shima Taj Bakhsh, Shirin Towfiq, Arezu Zargar, Minoosh Zomorodinia
Stories & Solidarity: International Women's Day Symposium
March 3, 2021
by Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
What does International Women’s Day mean today? What can it encompass and what does it exclude?
In recognition of this day, the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery at the University of Western Australia and the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco present a two-part event celebrating the work of women and non-binary creatives.
Drawing upon the strengths of the organisations' collections, the symposium brings together practitioners from across the current exhibitions: After Hope: Videos of Resistance at the Asian Art Museum and, at the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, Paper Cut, Creatures: Ochred, Pokered, Carved and Twined and Olga Cironis: Dislocation. The two events will be recorded and combined together to be presented online at a later date.
Part one of the symposium, at the University of Western Australia, brings together Australian and international artists to explore contemporary art, activism and the power of stories.
1:00pm-2.15pm: Panel 1: Power of Storytelling with moderator Linda Iriza and panelists Emele Ugavule, Shaghayegh Cyrous and Teelah George
WHEN PEOPLE DECIDE TO END THEMSELVES
13 December 2020-13 January 2021
Project 13
Project 13 is pleased to present multidisciplinary works by thirteen Iranian artists in "When people decide to end themselves," a virtual exhibition attempting to explore the complexity of life and its cycle. We are delighted that the first exhibition of this series is presented by Central Stage, a non-profit arts and performance organization in Richmond, Bay Area.
Artists: Sholeh Asgary, Niyaz Azadikhah, Davood Bayat, Shaghayegh Cyrous, BSisters Khaleghi, Sara Madandar, Zahra Mohammadi, Mobina Nouri, Mehregan Pezeshki, Azin Seraj,
Azarakhsh Shafiei Kadkani, Keyvan Shovir, Parya Vatankhah
Casablanca International Video Art Festival
25 to 28 November 2020
Organized by Majid Seddati
Iranian women artists, My body for your solitude
Curated by Parya Vatankhah
Mania Akbari, Shaghayegh Cyrus, Haleh Jamali, Baharak & Behnaz Khaleghi, Mandana Moghadam, Azadeh Nilchian, Sara Niroobakhsh, Mehregan Pezeshki, Rojin Shafiei and Parya Vatankhah
Artist Talk
The Archive to Come:
Artist Talks, Week 2
Featuring presentations by: Faiyaz Jafri, R. Luke DuBois, Sean Capone, Snow Yunxue Fu, Surabhi Saraf, Shaghayegh Cyrous, Sherie Weldon, Noth Liu, and others...
Discussing their work in the context of the show's orienting concerns.
Moderated by co-curators, Carla Gannis and Clark Buckner
Link to the Zoom:
Watch the works on our website:
The Archive to Come
An exhibition of short time-based works
On-line, In Social VR, and In the Gallery
October 22nd - December 17th, 2020
Opening Reception: Thursday, October 22nd, 4:00 - 7:00pm [PDT]
In social VR at: https://hubs.mozilla.com/BRLaDhW/archive-gallery
Watch the works on our website: www.tttelematiccc.com