LABORATORY

Tahmineh Hooshyar Emami

Women, Life, Freedom: Animating The Revolution

LABORATORY

Lecturer Tahmineh Hooshyar Emami presents "Women, Life, Freedom: Animating the Revolution" exhibition showcased at UCL's Faculty of the Built Environment.

Exhibition "Women, Life, Freedom: Animating the Revolution" at University College London (2023)

KEY WORDS

Built EnvironmentGenderMiddle East

As the first of a five-part series, the exhibition serves as an act of curation, setting the stage for the future context by bridging the gap between two worlds. It offers a platform to showcase graphic and animation works produced by visual artists based in Iran in the first 120 days of the WLF revolution, mediating the voices and visions that fuel the movement. At its core, the exhibition aims to amplify and reflect the voices of those driving the revolution in Iran.

Exhibition "Women, Life, Freedom: Animating the Revolution" at University College London (2023)

WHO

Name Tahmineh Hooshyar Emami (she/her)
Role Staff
Department The Bartlett School of Architecture

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