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A artista iraniana Shirin Neshat explora o paradoxo de ser uma artista exilada: uma voz para seu povo, mas impedida de voltar pra casa. Em seu trabalho, ela explora o Irã antes e depois da Revolução Islâmica, traçando mudanças políticas e sociais através de fortes imagens de mulheres.
Shirin Neshat has lived much of her life outside her native Iran. Her photographs and films offer a glimpse of the cultural, religious and political realities that shape the identities of Muslim women worldwide.
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Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Claudia Solano
Reviewed by Isabel Villan
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