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ハッピーバースデイたじあり！
ふぐ
京都メトロで感染ライブを見てきました。
温野菜を食べる。
胃を休ませてあげる。あと、ダイエットのためにも….
Sorry,
I’m sorry.
アイム ソーリー。
![manpodcast:
I was really, really excited to have Shirin Neshat on Episode No. 11 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast. She’s one of my artist-heroes.
thepoliticalnotebook:
Awesome Women on International Women’s Day: Shirin Neshat.
An Iranian artist whose work examines the social and cultural place for women in Islamic society, like in her “Women of Allah” visual art series. She also does performance art and works with film. Neshat directed the complicated and beautiful film, “Women Without Men,” which was an adaptation of a magical realist novel by Shahrnush Parsipur about three women in Tehran during the 1953 coup.
Shirin Neshat, Rebellious Silence, 1994. B&W RC print & ink (photo taken by Cynthia Preston); 11 x 14”/27.9 x 35.6 cm. [Via]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0j5khN7uH1qchhhqo1_r1_400.jpg)
I was really, really excited to have Shirin Neshat on Episode No. 11 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast. She’s one of my artist-heroes.
Awesome Women on International Women’s Day: Shirin Neshat.
An Iranian artist whose work examines the social and cultural place for women in Islamic society, like in her “Women of Allah” visual art series. She also does performance art and works with film. Neshat directed the complicated and beautiful film, “Women Without Men,” which was an adaptation of a magical realist novel by Shahrnush Parsipur about three women in Tehran during the 1953 coup.
Shirin Neshat, Rebellious Silence, 1994. B&W RC print & ink (photo taken by Cynthia Preston); 11 x 14”/27.9 x 35.6 cm. [Via]
