Hannah Darabi in an Iranian artist photographer born in Tehran. She studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Tehran, then at the University of Paris VIII Saint-Denis. Now living in Paris, her country of origin is the main subject of most of her photographic series. 

© Armin Arefi Le Point

GAP // Encounter with Hannah Darabi

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The Power of My Hands demonstrates the ability of artists to address, from their personal backgrounds, the social issues that determine the female condition. Through the themes of the body, sexuality, self-representation, motherhood and beliefs, the exhibition examines how the question of intimacy among black women reveals what has not been said and manifests its relationship to the world. It offers a reflection where the notions of memory, family, spirituality and imagination are intertwined. The artworks presented - painting, pottery, photography, video, performance, embroidery, etc. - celebrate the emancipatory energy of the «power in their hands». 

With Odile Burluraux, curator

The Power of My Hands

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Juliette Bessette réalise une thèse sur "L'art de la prospective. John McHale et le "contexte écologique" (de 1950 à 1978)", sous la direction de Arnauld Pierre - Sorbonne université.

MR // Rencontre avec Juliette Bessette