For this exhibition, Ali Ahadi, Abbas Akhavan, Sohrab Kashani, Gelare Khosgozaran, Tala Madani, Anahita Razmi, Raha Raissnia, and Nooshin Rostami each respond to the ‘digital turn’ in the humanities and sciences, and address the ways in which this shift must be accounted for and incorporated into an, inherently political, understanding of the contemporary theory of knowledge.Mohammad Salemy is a Vancouver-based independent curator from Iran. Alternate Formats. State and tribe in nineteenth-century Afghanistan, 1997: (Dōst Moḥammad Khān; b.

Salemy holds an MA in Critical and Curatorial Studies from the University of British Columbia. Alternate Formats. 3 pp. found: Enc. And for me, this is real vandalism. 1793, Afghanistan, d. June 9, 1863, Herāt; ruler of Afghanistan 1826-63 and founder of Bārakzay dynasty), (Dōst Moḥammad Khān, 1793-1863, founder of modern Afghanistan and first ruler of Moḥammadzai or Bārakzay dynasty), (Dūst Muḥammad, real founder of Bārakzāy rule in Afghanistan, took title Amīr in 1250/1834; d. 1279/9 June 1863), (Dōst Moḥammad Khan; b. Qandahār Dec. 1792, d. Herat 9 June 1863; first ruler of Bārakzay/Moḥammadzay dynasty of Afghanistan; Amir Dōst Moḥammad Khan). He has curated exhibitions for the Koerner Gallery, Satellite Gallery, AMS Gallery and Dadabase, and co-curated an exhbition at the Morris and Helen Belkin Gallery. Iranica (Dōst Moḥammad Khan; b. Qandahār Dec. 1792, d. Herat 9 June 1863; first ruler of Bārakzay/Moḥammadzay dynasty of Afghanistan; Amir Dōst Moḥammad Khan) found: Life of the Amir Dost Mohammed Khan of Kabul, 2004. notfound: Acad.

Iranica "Avetsan Geography". [Non-Latin script references not evaluated.] And my change was absolutely conforming the text in Enc. 2010-04-27: revised. Iranica. of Islam, which are two authoritative scholastic sources.
85.99.95.67 11:31, 7 August 2006 (UTC) It's well understood that, Wikipedia is NOT a scientific based reference anymore. ACCESS GALLERY / 222 E. Georgia Street / Tuesday to Saturday 12 to 5pm / More, Opening reception: Friday, September 13, 8pm, In Conversation: Mohammad Salemy and exhibiting artists, Saturday September 14, 2013, 4pm. Both of them flow (or rather, used to > : flow) into what little is left of the Aral Sea. ); actually named Bardiya, ... (Smerdis, Greek name of Bardiyah) found: Enc. 2007-01-16: revised. Quote: > : Tajikistan, Afghanistan and China. Testi inediti datati al regno di Bardiya (522 a.C.), 1991: p. xvi, etc. Change Notes. 'Notes of General Sir T. E. Gordon on his Mission to Tehran and Copy of Confidential Note Prepared for the Foreign Office', typewritten notes, 38 pages, dated 3rd December 1898, marked 'Confidential', leather cover, 215 x 170 mm. 2013-03-14: revised. for now, we should stick to the version of Enc. Smerdis, King of Persia, -approximately 527 B.C. 1999-06-03: new. Encyclonospace Iranica is a group exhibition showcasing the work of nine emerging Iranian artists developed in response to the contemporary Iranian philosopher Reza Negarestani’s reconceptualization of the modern system of knowledge. the later mediebval and current "Seven Rivers" region is as described above, known by its turkic name yeti su(w) "seven waters" russian Semirechye. Iranica (Bardiya, younger son of Cyrus the Great; called Smerdis by Herodotus) Change Notes. ; no usage), (Smerdis (6th cent. The exhibition marks the first output of curator Mohammad Salemy’s multi-faceted research project, Tahghigh, which explores the emergence and widespread use of networked computers and their irreversible role in transforming the evolving relationship between art, technology and the process of knowledge production. Amer. (Ḥaz̤rat-i ʻAbdulbahāʼ ; b. 6 : 326-328. v. 1, p. 71 (under: ʻAbbās I; Shah ʻAbbās, styled "the Great", King of Iran during the Savafid dynasty; b. found: Enc. Iranica : v. 3, 472 (Bahai literature; ʻAbbās, [known as] ʻAbd Bahā, was the eldest son of Bahā Allāh, founder of the Bahai faith; d. 1340/1921) found: Z̲ikr-i markaz-i mis̲āq Ḥaz̤rat-i ʻAbdulbahāʼ ʻAbbās, 2009: t.p. `Balasari' Enc. At least, we should keep the references in the article instead of reverting to a version which is very obviously wrong (i.e. B.C. Get it in the gallery, online here. a region of the Persian Empire] on 7-1-522 B.C. Iranica. Brit., 15th ed. found: Enc. (Bardiya was crowned king of Babylonia [from 538 B.C. (Smerdis (6th cent. Bardiya, King of Persia, -approximately 527 B.C. Iranica. Change Notes. Download a PDF copy of the Exhibition Tearsheet for Encyclonospace Iranica here. geography (from Enc. Because it is certain that, as a reliable fanatic Persian nationalist, you distorted the meaning of the text in Enc. (Ḥaz̤rat-i ʻAbdulbahāʼ ʻAbbās) p. 8 and etc. 450-451. Iranica vol.

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