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Rania Matar: Ordinary Lives

Rania Matar : Ordinary Lives                           
10.27 – 12.13.2009
reception 10.29 Th 5– 7pm
Co-hosted by The Gallery at Mount Ida College  and the Center for Arabic Culture

Rania Matar is a photographer who focuses on women and children in the Middle East. The content of the images are universal ideas on being human and include photographs from four bodies of work; The Aftermath of War, The Veil, Lost Memories and The Forgotten People. Matar was one of 4 finalists for the 2008 James and Audrey Foster Prize from the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston.
www.mountida.edu/gallery
www.cacboston.org/

Please visit Rania Matar's website to see her works.
www.raniamatar.com/