
SOLO EXHIBITION Sara Rahbar at NADA on Governors Island
Apr 24, 2019 INSPO, Exhibition
The exhibition opens on May 2 at the NADA House on Governors Island, New York. The collected vintage materials, assembled to create Rahbar's contemporary textiles and sculptures, have a strong connection with the 19th century and early 20th century history of the United Sates and what the Island represent as a historical landmark. These assemblages and sculptures are representation of power structures that dominated our nations and societies worldwide, and an homage to the common man, the blue-collared workers, the anonymous men and women who used their bodies to build/defend/maintain our cities/nations. Rahbar’s formal approach reflects the human suffering, beautifies the tensions and lament which is so universal to our world since the first industrial revolution.
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