Performing the Iranian State
Visual Culture and Representations of Iranian Identity
Herausgeber: Gem Scheiwiller, Staci
Performing the Iranian State
Visual Culture and Representations of Iranian Identity
Herausgeber: Gem Scheiwiller, Staci
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This book discusses what it means to "perform the State," what this action means in relation to the country of Iran and how these various performances are represented.
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This book discusses what it means to "perform the State," what this action means in relation to the country of Iran and how these various performances are represented.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 427g
- ISBN-13: 9781783083282
- ISBN-10: 178308328X
- Artikelnr.: 41370569
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 427g
- ISBN-13: 9781783083282
- ISBN-10: 178308328X
- Artikelnr.: 41370569
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Edited by Staci Gem Scheiwiller
Acknowledgments; A Note on Transliteration; 1. Introduction: Setting the
Stage – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; I – THE QAJAR DYNASTY: 1786–1925: 2. The
Photographic Source for a Qajar Painting – Donna Stein; 3. Cartographic
Desires: Some Reflections on the “Shahr-e Farang” (Peepshow) and Modern
Iran – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; 4. Takkiyeh Dowlat: The Qajar Theater State –
Babak Rahimi; II – THE PAHLAVI DYNASTY (1925–1979) AND TRANSITIONAL PERIOD
AFTER THE IRANIAN REVOLUTION (1978–1979): 5. For the Love of her People: An
Interview with Farah Diba about the Pahlavi Programs for the Arts in Iran –
Donna Stein; 6. Shaping and Portraying Identity at the Tehran Museum of
Contemporary Art (1977–2005) – Alisa Eimen; 7. Seismic Shifts across
Political Zones in Contemporary Iranian Art: The Poetics of Knowledge,
“Knowing” and Identity – Abbas Daneshvari; III – THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC:
1979–PRESENT: 8. Performativity and Ritual Space in Postrevolutionary
Tehran – David Simonowitz; 9. Reclaiming Cultural Space: The Artist’s
Performativity versus the State’s Expectations in Contemporary Iran – Hamid
Keshmirshekan; 10. Female Trouble: Melancholia and Allegory in Contemporary
Iranian Art – Andrea D. Fitzpatrick; IV – THE IRANIAN DIASPORA: 11.
Performing Visual Strategies: Representational Concepts of Female Iranian
Identity in Contemporary Photography and Video Art – Julia Allerstorfer;
12. Painted and Animated Metaphors: An Interview with Artist Alireza
Darvish – Mina Zand Siegel and Carmen Pérez González; 13. In the House of
Fatemeh: Revisiting Shirin Neshat’s Photographic Series “Women of Allah” –
Staci Gem Scheiwiller; Illustrations; List of Contributors
Stage – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; I – THE QAJAR DYNASTY: 1786–1925: 2. The
Photographic Source for a Qajar Painting – Donna Stein; 3. Cartographic
Desires: Some Reflections on the “Shahr-e Farang” (Peepshow) and Modern
Iran – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; 4. Takkiyeh Dowlat: The Qajar Theater State –
Babak Rahimi; II – THE PAHLAVI DYNASTY (1925–1979) AND TRANSITIONAL PERIOD
AFTER THE IRANIAN REVOLUTION (1978–1979): 5. For the Love of her People: An
Interview with Farah Diba about the Pahlavi Programs for the Arts in Iran –
Donna Stein; 6. Shaping and Portraying Identity at the Tehran Museum of
Contemporary Art (1977–2005) – Alisa Eimen; 7. Seismic Shifts across
Political Zones in Contemporary Iranian Art: The Poetics of Knowledge,
“Knowing” and Identity – Abbas Daneshvari; III – THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC:
1979–PRESENT: 8. Performativity and Ritual Space in Postrevolutionary
Tehran – David Simonowitz; 9. Reclaiming Cultural Space: The Artist’s
Performativity versus the State’s Expectations in Contemporary Iran – Hamid
Keshmirshekan; 10. Female Trouble: Melancholia and Allegory in Contemporary
Iranian Art – Andrea D. Fitzpatrick; IV – THE IRANIAN DIASPORA: 11.
Performing Visual Strategies: Representational Concepts of Female Iranian
Identity in Contemporary Photography and Video Art – Julia Allerstorfer;
12. Painted and Animated Metaphors: An Interview with Artist Alireza
Darvish – Mina Zand Siegel and Carmen Pérez González; 13. In the House of
Fatemeh: Revisiting Shirin Neshat’s Photographic Series “Women of Allah” –
Staci Gem Scheiwiller; Illustrations; List of Contributors
Acknowledgments; A Note on Transliteration; 1. Introduction: Setting the
Stage – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; I – THE QAJAR DYNASTY: 1786–1925: 2. The
Photographic Source for a Qajar Painting – Donna Stein; 3. Cartographic
Desires: Some Reflections on the “Shahr-e Farang” (Peepshow) and Modern
Iran – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; 4. Takkiyeh Dowlat: The Qajar Theater State –
Babak Rahimi; II – THE PAHLAVI DYNASTY (1925–1979) AND TRANSITIONAL PERIOD
AFTER THE IRANIAN REVOLUTION (1978–1979): 5. For the Love of her People: An
Interview with Farah Diba about the Pahlavi Programs for the Arts in Iran –
Donna Stein; 6. Shaping and Portraying Identity at the Tehran Museum of
Contemporary Art (1977–2005) – Alisa Eimen; 7. Seismic Shifts across
Political Zones in Contemporary Iranian Art: The Poetics of Knowledge,
“Knowing” and Identity – Abbas Daneshvari; III – THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC:
1979–PRESENT: 8. Performativity and Ritual Space in Postrevolutionary
Tehran – David Simonowitz; 9. Reclaiming Cultural Space: The Artist’s
Performativity versus the State’s Expectations in Contemporary Iran – Hamid
Keshmirshekan; 10. Female Trouble: Melancholia and Allegory in Contemporary
Iranian Art – Andrea D. Fitzpatrick; IV – THE IRANIAN DIASPORA: 11.
Performing Visual Strategies: Representational Concepts of Female Iranian
Identity in Contemporary Photography and Video Art – Julia Allerstorfer;
12. Painted and Animated Metaphors: An Interview with Artist Alireza
Darvish – Mina Zand Siegel and Carmen Pérez González; 13. In the House of
Fatemeh: Revisiting Shirin Neshat’s Photographic Series “Women of Allah” –
Staci Gem Scheiwiller; Illustrations; List of Contributors
Stage – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; I – THE QAJAR DYNASTY: 1786–1925: 2. The
Photographic Source for a Qajar Painting – Donna Stein; 3. Cartographic
Desires: Some Reflections on the “Shahr-e Farang” (Peepshow) and Modern
Iran – Staci Gem Scheiwiller; 4. Takkiyeh Dowlat: The Qajar Theater State –
Babak Rahimi; II – THE PAHLAVI DYNASTY (1925–1979) AND TRANSITIONAL PERIOD
AFTER THE IRANIAN REVOLUTION (1978–1979): 5. For the Love of her People: An
Interview with Farah Diba about the Pahlavi Programs for the Arts in Iran –
Donna Stein; 6. Shaping and Portraying Identity at the Tehran Museum of
Contemporary Art (1977–2005) – Alisa Eimen; 7. Seismic Shifts across
Political Zones in Contemporary Iranian Art: The Poetics of Knowledge,
“Knowing” and Identity – Abbas Daneshvari; III – THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC:
1979–PRESENT: 8. Performativity and Ritual Space in Postrevolutionary
Tehran – David Simonowitz; 9. Reclaiming Cultural Space: The Artist’s
Performativity versus the State’s Expectations in Contemporary Iran – Hamid
Keshmirshekan; 10. Female Trouble: Melancholia and Allegory in Contemporary
Iranian Art – Andrea D. Fitzpatrick; IV – THE IRANIAN DIASPORA: 11.
Performing Visual Strategies: Representational Concepts of Female Iranian
Identity in Contemporary Photography and Video Art – Julia Allerstorfer;
12. Painted and Animated Metaphors: An Interview with Artist Alireza
Darvish – Mina Zand Siegel and Carmen Pérez González; 13. In the House of
Fatemeh: Revisiting Shirin Neshat’s Photographic Series “Women of Allah” –
Staci Gem Scheiwiller; Illustrations; List of Contributors