Shadi Ghadirian
Shadi Ghadirian was born in 1974 in Tehran, where she lives and works. She became known in the late 1990s with her Qajar series, and her work has since explored the place of women in Iranian society, between tradition and modern life. All her series since Like Every Day have been shown at Silk Road Gallery, which has also presented her work at Paris Photo and at the Rencontres d’Arles. Her photographs are held in many collections, including the British Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Centre Pompidou, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Smithsonian Institution.
Series
Exhibitions at Silk Road
- 2023Seven StonesSolo exhibition
- 2019Iran, 1979 – 2019 Looking at Contemporary Iranian PhotographyGroup exhibition
- 2018Retrospective, YerevanSolo exhibition
- 2018Tehran Monoxide ProjectSolo exhibition
- 2016Parallel Looks: Photographers in the MirrorGroup exhibition
- 2016Art Paris Art Fair 2016Group exhibition
- 2015Rétrospective, LyonSolo exhibition
- 2014DisplacementGroup exhibition
- 2011Miss ButterflySolo exhibition
- 2010Recent Self-PortraitsGroup exhibition
- 2008Nil NilSolo exhibition
- 2007Group Photo Exhibition by Bahman Jalali, Rana Javadi, Shadi Ghadirian, Mehran Mohajer, Peyman HooshmandzadehGroup exhibition
- 2005Iran… Téhéran… 7 photographes de ce tempsGroup exhibition
- 2003Cinq photographes iraniennesGroup exhibition
- 2002Group Photo ExhibitionSolo exhibition
- 2002Group Photography ExhibitionGroup exhibition
Press
- 2023Elles × Paris PhotoÉditions Textuel
- Iran: Visual PoetriesBabak Kazemi, Bahman Jalali, Jalal Sepehr, Mehdi Vosoughnia, Shadi Ghadirian
- Shadi Ghadirian, Witness of her place and timeBy Arshak Tovmasyan - Regional Post Magazine, Armenia
- 2018Shadi Ghadirian’s ExhibitionPublic Television of Armenia
- 2018L’Œil, avril 2018Shadi Ghadirian
- Les icônes pop de Shadi Ghadirian in Dossier de l’ArtDossier de l’Art
- 2015Lyon : rétrospective Shadi Ghadirian à la Bibliothèque municipaleFrance 3 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
- 2015La photographe féministe Shadi Ghadirian à l’honneur de la BM de la Part-DieuLe Petit Bulletin








