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Shirin Neshat's Turbulent
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In Turbulent, Neshat's 1998 two-screen video installation, two singers (Shoja Azari playing the role of the male and Iranian vocalist and composer Sussan Deyhim as the female) create a powerful musical metaphor for the complexity of gender roles and cultural power within the framework of ancient Persian music and poetry.
Shirin Neshat's Women Without Men
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Women Without Men, Shirin Neshat's first feature film, explores the 1954 CIA coup in Iran from the perspective of two very diferent women.
Pablo Huelguera, Money and Art
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I saw this work on my first year of bachelor’s. Since then it haunts my heart
Turbulent, 1998 two-channel video installation 16mm black-and-white film transferred to video Duration: 9 minutes and 31 seconds Filmed in New York City Director: Shirin Neshat Director of Photography: Ghasem Ebrahimian Female Performer, Vocalist, Composer: Sussan Deyhim Male Performer: Shoja Azari Vocalist for Male Performer: Shahram Nazeri Poetry by: Jalal al-Din Rumi Production Manager: Bahman Soltani Producer: Marco Noire Contemporary Art
I saw this at a V&A museum exhibition in London, in 2021. I was floored. Completely mesmerized. I deeply wish I could see the large screen version again. Very impactful.
Bellissimo , stupendo !
Read toeba en het belang van de nacht van shahrnush parsipur .writer of this novel :women without a men....tuba va ma-na-yi shab amazing novel in nederlands engels perzisch etc..
does anybody understand what the man is singing?
and please explain <3
Гипс как гипс
Теперь понятно, что Пелевин под веществами смотрит
Айфак10 в хату!
Лайк, если вы тут из Пелевина iPhuck10)
Один из выдающихся образцов "гипса".
второй турбулент круче!
iPhuck 10
Some real sound issues in evidence with the electronic backing equipment. That Persian woman's 'performance' is pretty disconcerting and discombobulating.
that may or may not have been part of the intent with this performance piece.
I saw this at a museum over 10 years ago. It's stayed with me ever since. I still think of this piece every time I'm really down.
And we should really change the narratives today..
but but but... whY
Just learned about this piece in my contemporary art class. What a beautiful piece
Me too! ^_^ <3
What is the name of the first song?
Bedran Öndeş yadegare doost - shahram nazeri
+quentincompsonify THANK YOU, THANK YOU :')
www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/shirin-neshat-new-exhibition-expresses-power-art-shape-political-discourse-180955389/?no-ist
I love it, her retrospective published on WUM whatsupmiami.blogspot.com/2015/05/wum-news-washington-dc-iranian-born.html
Shoja Azari does a fantastic job of that beautiful song, but I find it interesting /funny fewer people are inquiring about the woman's name …?!
Exactly what I thought. I really wanted to know the name of the woman! She is so raw, emotive and entrancing.... Finally found her name but couldn't believe there weren't more people asking!
I thought Shirin Neshat was the singer until I read the comments so that could be why.
meta
I saw this at a museum and simply had to see it again.
+stefanos2691 ha same here, at the reina sofia, i think it was in 2006. I was alone and stayed in that room for an hour or more. So riveting and beautiful.
Is the song that man sang was made specific for the video or is this a copy? And if so, what's the name if this powerful song?
All I know is that the man doesn't sing that song, someone else does, he's just doing playback. Unfortunately I don't know the name of the song or who sings it.
Selentedorre Official he is singing Rumi, a farsi poet
Shahram Nazeri - Yadegare Doost The words are from Molavi (Rumi).
Hermoso
I trust that you speak truth about the languages used. Besides that, even without knowing the languages used, the message should be apparent, like you said.
Still one of the most poignant short films I've ever seen, and the music is so beautiful for both parts.
No thumbs up, Only here for good music and Ideas. Try next time...
isn't it four women...? anyway, thanx for the upload!
Olé!
I'm analyzing this video for class. I Love It! But, what are they singing about? And other insight would be awesome :D
think about it hard.
think about the devide that religion in the name of culture creates!!!!!
I bought some songs by Sussan Deyhim. She's brilliant.
I cry a little everytime I watch this video
i love this video! i love the song! i can listen to it over and over it's so heart felt and chilling
I must say during the 3 year working in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Montreal, Shirin Neshat's exposition was one of the most successful and the most visited expositions I have ever seen there, This Two channel video installation was my favorite, and I was amazed by people’s reaction, some with tears in their eyes and extremely moved and mesmerized by this video
Impressive singing! Both of them!
@CrimsonLove187 No that's really her voice. Some echo effects have been added. It is a form of sufi singing, common in Iran.
The second singer, is she /really/ singing that whole thing by herself or was it digitally altered/enhanced? I'd love to find out because, that's mind-blowing if it's all her!
Crimson: Yep, that's all her---her voice She's a composer named Sussan Dayum (I'm probably spelling her name wrong) who's worked with Neshat before. Her singing/haunting vocal stylings are what really make the film--even thought the man sings equally well.
Amazing
Gracias por subir este video. Yo lo vi por primera vez en Madrid, en el Museo Reina Sofía y me impresionó. Lo había buscado antes sin éxito. Es excelente
@Skipbeatskipper of course you're right. but the thing is, people forget to talk about NOW, what's happening today at this moment. It really is important to show the people what happend in the past, but isn't it more important to show the current situation? you can't change what happend before, but you change what's happening right now.
@TheCleoRox ooops happening instead of happy of course :)
just stupid. what about the situation now in iran? nobody's talking about what's happing these days...gee forget the past, a lot worse things are happy right now in iran...and nobody even cares.
@Elwe777 J'attends toujours, en Belgique :)
sounds a great film about modern Persia.
I am amazed to eyewitness such magnitude in film creation, Coppolla and Cameron , have nothing over this talented Iranian Lady. Ms Neshat , You have entered a new dimention a story telling . We are honored to have you among us. God Bless and please keep up this great work of art.
correction, i WAS moved to tears.
OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS PIECE SO SO MUCH! I was extremely moved to almost tears when the woman started singing.
love sussan
love sussan