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Mahsa Karimi | "Their Chronic Conditions": Electric Room 15/50

Past exhibition
10 - 22 November 2017 Electric Room
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Mahsa Karimi | 'Their Chronic Conditions', Electric Room 15/50

An installation of drawings and paintings by Mahsa Karimi

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News
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    "HORMOZ HEMATIAN & ASHKAN ZAHRAEI, Electric Room, art under high tension"

    Anahita's Eye December 11, 2018
    Anahita's Eye has recently published an interview with Hormoz Hematian and Ashkan Zahraei discussing the 50-project long program of Electric Room (in EN, FR, DE)....
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  • "Shifting Perspective from Art to Research"

    "Shifting Perspective from Art to Research"

    Tosee Irani October 21, 2018
    Tosee Irani have recently published an article by Alireza Bakhshi Ostowar on the Electric Room (in Farsi). Click here to read it in full.
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  • "Experimental Art Can Stand Independently"

    "Experimental Art Can Stand Independently"

    Honaronline October 14, 2018
    Honaronline have recently published an interview with Ashkan Zahraei discussing The Electric Room project (in Farsi). Click here to read it in full.
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  • "Non-Verbal Human Communication can be More Reliable"

    "Non-Verbal Human Communication can be More Reliable"

    Ghanoon Daily November 18, 2017
    Ghanoon Daily has recently published an interview with Mahsa Karimi about her exhibition, 'Their Chronic Conditions' at Electric Room (in Farsi). Click here to read...
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Press release

Dastan is pleased to display an installation of paintings by Mahsa Karimi titled “Their Chronic Conditions” at Electric Room from November 10 to November 22, 2017.

“Their Chronic Conditions” consists of a series of figurative drawings and paintings on paper and canvas. In this series, the artist has been inspired by non-verbal communication, stating: “Clearly, non-verbal messages have a longer history than words in human history. In fact, this means of communication with oneself and others, has been very interesting to me, and whenever looking at a portrait or a group photo, or even while interacting with a community, I have found their non-verbal messages more frank and more reliable, than their verbal communication. My long-term focus on these, led to creating this series; they are my interpretations of such states of communication.

Mahsa Karimi (b. 1981, Sabzevar, Iran) studied graphic design at Sydney TAFE. Her work has been shown in three solo exhibitions at Azad Art Gallery and several group shows.

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