Was combing through some old family albums at my Mom’s house and came across this amazing pic. That’s me, at the age of four, standing in front of a sand dune, somewhere outside of Rafsanjan, Iran.
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A photograph of Lake Zarivar, in Iraq’s Kurdistan province, by Iason Athanasiadis at L.A.’s Craft & Folk Art Museum. (Image courtesy of CAFAM.)
- In L.A.: Exploring the Other: Contemporary Iran Through the Lens of Iason Athanasiadis at the Craft and Folk Art Museum, through Mar. 29.
- In San Diego: Mark Dean Veca at the University Art Gallery at UCSD, opens Friday.
- In S.F.: Dino Dinco: Film, Photography and Objects, at Project One, opens Wednesday.
- In NYC: Mark Price, the New Real Fantasy Now at Glowlab, through Feb. 1.
- In NYC: Zones of Conflict, featuring the work of An-My Le, Emily Jacier and many others, at Pratt’s Manhattan gallery, through Feb. 7. There will also be a symposium, Image Wars: Conflict, Media, Globalization, tied to the exhibit, this Friday at 2 p.m.
- In Poughkeepsie: Marc Willhite at Korkd, the corkboard-sized art space at Baily Browne CPA & Assoc., through Feb. 27. (Looks like a good one!)
- In London: Edward Burtynsky, Australian Minescapes, at Flowers East, through Feb. 9.