Shirana Shahbazi, “All at Once. An Interplay with Li Tavor” Kunstmuseum Luzern
In Shirana Shahbazi’s show, “All at Once. An Interplay with Li Tavor” (2026) at the Kunstmuseum Luzern, her 16mm film…
In Shirana Shahbazi’s show, “All at Once. An Interplay with Li Tavor” (2026) at the Kunstmuseum Luzern, her 16mm film…
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