Shirin Ghoraishi | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Shirin Ghoraishi

  • Faculty
  • Alumni '20

Title
Instructor
Education
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
MFA, Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Current Career
Co-founder and Co-curator of Eclectika Gallery

Shirin Ghoraishi has exhibited nationally and internationally as an interdisciplinary artist exploring Mixed reality, hyperreality, and space in-between. She received her MFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. She is a selected artist for the Arrowmont Residency and has also exhibited her work in Circa Gallery and Hair and Nails Gallery. She is currently working on a collaboration project with the Weisman Art Museum.

Ghoraishi also is known as the co-founder and co-curator at Eclectika Gallery.

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News about Shirin Ghoraishi

03 September 2024
“So Far, So Close”, A Group Exhibition on Displacement
10 August 2021
Alumni Highlights at Arrowmont
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