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Farideh Lashai

Farideh Lashai (Born 1944) is active/lives in Iran, Islamic Republic of.  Farideh Lashai is known for Abstract painting.

Farideh Lashai was born in Rasht, Iran in 1944.  Farideh Lashai was a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna.  She began painting in the late 1960s.  Over the course of her forty-year career she held twenty-five solo exhibitions and participated in more than eighty group exhibitions around the world.

A version of Between the Motion / And the act / Falls the shadow, was exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery, London, curated by Ali Bakhtiari, with Magic of Persia, in October 2012.

In 2013, ABBookness published her artist book, Catching the Moon, which was launched at JAMM Art, Dubai.

In addition to her painting, she was an accomplished writer and translator.  Lashai translated several plays by German playwright Bertolt Brecht while her final novel Shal Bamu became a bestseller, attracting the attention of Iranian literary circles.

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