Hadi Hazavei's The Last Strand runs from January 23 to February 27, 2014 at Shirin Gallery (511 W 25th Street Suite 507,New York). There will be an opening from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, January 23 (there will also be an after party at Le Baron lounge).
Hazavei is a teacher, scientist, scholar and artist who is known for (obviously) a multi-faceted career. His art has references from carpet-weaving folk art and Persian calligraphy to European/American abastract expressionism. He attended both Tehran University's Fine Arts College, Columbia University and NYU. He olds a PhD in Art education from Columbia.
The exhibit itself will show two aspects of his work--his paintings and his sculptures.
The exhibit's name comes from the Farsi expression (Sim-e-Akhar) describing the final chord of a symphony or a gambler throwing his last cash on the table--a joyful act of bravado.
Hazavei is a teacher, scientist, scholar and artist who is known for (obviously) a multi-faceted career. His art has references from carpet-weaving folk art and Persian calligraphy to European/American abastract expressionism. He attended both Tehran University's Fine Arts College, Columbia University and NYU. He olds a PhD in Art education from Columbia.
The exhibit itself will show two aspects of his work--his paintings and his sculptures.
The exhibit's name comes from the Farsi expression (Sim-e-Akhar) describing the final chord of a symphony or a gambler throwing his last cash on the table--a joyful act of bravado.
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