93 Fragments is a group exhibition and program series organized by Mojdeh Rezaeipour that brings together the creative practices and methodologies of artists, writers, and thinkers who are in direct conversation with materials of cultural heritage. Engaging with themes such as restitution, reclamation, transmutation, and talismanic connection, the project aims to transform a museum-like showcase of preserved objects to a more revolutionary and liberatory space. 93 Fragments is hosted by GW’s Corcoran School of Art & Design.

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About the Organizing Artist

Mojdeh Rezaeipour (they/she) is an Iranian-born transdisciplinary artist who works primarily in mixed media, installation, and film. Their research and creative projects are excavations of material memory, both personal and collective. She is a graduate of University of California Berkeley, where she studied architecture, and of Alt*Div, an alternative divinity school centering healing justice and art as spiritual practice. Mojdeh’s practice is process-led and adaptive at its core, bridging over a decade of Mojdeh’s work as an architect, storyteller, and community organizer. Mojdeh is the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, including The Studio Visit Fellowship at Takt Berlin (2018), Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Fellowship (2020), and two Wherewithal Grants from WPA and Andy Warhol Foundation (2021, 2023). Their work and voice have been featured on many outlets including ARTnews, Image Journal, The Washington Post, and The Moth Radio Hour, among others. In 2023, she was featured by Cultured Magazine as one of “7 Artists Making Waves” in Frieze LA’s Focus Section. Mojdeh is currently based in Washington DC, where she is an Artist In Residence at the Henry Luce III Center for Art and Religion.

Upcoming