About Mojdeh

Mojdeh Rezaeipour (they/she) is an Iranian-born transdisciplinary artist and storyteller. Incorporating analog collage methodologies across various mediums, Rezaeipour’s practice activates personal and collective archives through iterative long-term projects, collaborative research, and pedagogical engagement. Their solo and collaborative projects have been exhibited nationally and internationally in a wide range of venues, from DIY project spaces to larger institutions and platforms. Her words and voice have been featured on many outlets including 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. Rezaeipour has held artist residencies and long term studio fellowships at The Luminary (2024), Washington Project for the Arts (2024-25), and The Henry Luce III Center for the Arts and Religion (2021-2025) among many others.  Their projects and collaborations across various disciplines have been supported by the Andy Warhol Foundation (2021, 2023), New York Theatre Workshop (2022), Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (2020), and The Corcoran School of Art and Design at GWU (2024-25).  Rezaeipour continues to share and workshop ongoing projects on various university campuses including UMD, GWU, VCU, UCLA , UCSF, and Northwestern. An immersive Classroom Solidarities installation is currently on view as part of Tomorrow The Sun Will Rise at The Phillips Collection until September 20th.

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