Group Presentation: Editions Dubai
Dastan is pleased to announce its participation in Editions 2024 with a group presentation.
At the debut of Editions Dubai, Dastan Gallery features a group presentation of works by Parviz Tanavoli (b. 1937), Mohammad Hossein Maher (b. 1957), Reza Lavassani (b. 1962), Bita Fayyazi (b. 1962), Reza Abedini (b. 1967) Homa Delvaray (b. 1980), Taher Asad-Bakhtiari (b. 1982), alongside works by Kiarash Alimi (b. 1985), Fereydoun Ave (b. 1945),
Sahand Hesamiyan (b. 1977),Ali Beheshti (b. 1985), Ali Akbar Sadeghi (b. 1937), and Shadi Yasrebi (b. 1989) at booth E13.
At the debut of Editions Dubai, Dastan Gallery features a group presentation of works by Parviz Tanavoli (b. 1937), Mohammad Hossein Maher (b. 1957), Reza Lavassani (b. 1962), Bita Fayyazi (b. 1962), Reza Abedini (b. 1967) Homa Delvaray (b. 1980), Taher Asad-Bakhtiari (b. 1982), alongside works by Kiarash Alimi (b. 1985),
Sahand Hesamiyan (b.1977),Fereydoun Ave (b. 1945), Ali Beheshti (b. 1985), Ali Akbar Sadeghi (b. 1937), and Shadi Yasrebi (b. 1989) at booth E13.
Editions Dubai will be open to public viewing at Dubai Design District (d3) Waterfront from the 7thto the 9th of November, 2024.
Originally, Dastan envisioned bringing a more extensive presentation; however, due to current circumstances in the region, we adapted our selection to feature a more focused collection of works.
Dastan’s presentation at Editions Dubai draws from the conceptual framework of Soft Edge of the Blade, which debuted at Frieze No.9 Cork Street (London, UK) in February 2023 and continued at Zaal Art Gallery (Toronto, Canada) in October 2023, an ongoing series of shows exploring boundaries of cultural, historical, and mythological depth across a variety of media.
Soft Edge of the Blade centers on the delicate tension between resilience and vulnerability in cultural narratives, examining how artists navigate and express complex histories, mythologies, and social themes. Through diverse media, the exhibition highlights the interplay between strength and fragility, where each piece reflects a negotiation of identity and memory.
Artists presented at the booth each bring a unique perspective, blending traditional motifs with contemporary sensibilities.
