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Shirin Neshat

The Fury

Close up of a nude female body with Iranian texts over her
Seema, from The Fury series, 2023 © Shirin Neshat, courtesy of the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York and Brussels. 

Fotografiska Berlin presents The Fury, the latest exhibition from acclaimed Iranian photographer and filmmaker Shirin Neshat.

A production by bro.studio // Director: Ivan Olita // DOP: Ben Elias // Project Leader: Kevin Neal // Concept & Creative Supervision: Felix Gärtner // Executive Producer: Rebekka Emrich

Through her stunningly stark black and white photographs and video work, the show sheds light on the lived realities of sexually exploited female political prisoners in the Republic of Iran.

Throughout her esteemed career, Neshat has always grappled with the intricacies of the female body in Islamic cultures. Her work navigates this terrain as a contested space, encompassing themes of sin, shame, violence, repression, rebellion, power, and protest.

The video installation featured in The Fury depicts a highly fictionalized and stylized representation of the life of a female political prisoner after experiencing sexual assault and torture. This searingly emotional work shows a journey of reckoning, and confronts the female body as both an object of desire and scene of violence.

This exhibition shows images of nudity. We recommend that children and minors visit under parental supervision.

A nude body with two hands to the chest, covered with arabic texts
Flavia, from The Fury series, 2023 © Shirin Neshat, courtesy of the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York and Brussels.
A black and white portrait of a woman, looking concerned into the camera.
Marry, from The Fury series, 2023 © Shirin Neshat, courtesy of the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York and Brussels.

2 Feb 2024 — 12 May 2024

Miles Aldridge

Virgin Mary. Supermarkets. Popcorn. Photographs 1999-2020

British photography legend Miles Aldridge has made a long and illustrious career out of pulling the veil off of society's conventions. Now, his retrospective Virgin Mary. Supermarkets. Popcorn.: Photographs 1999 to 2020 is arriving at Fotografiska Berlin.

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Woman wearing a gold crown.

26 Apr 2024 — 18 Aug 2024

Elizaveta Porodina

Un/Masked

In Un/Masked, artist Elizaveta Porodina invites us to peer behind our masks, holding up a mirror to ourselves. Her abstract and surrealist photographs, in the interplay of light, color, and shadow, also reflect her inner world.

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Woman in a green blouse with her hands in front of her face.