In exile

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IN EXILE

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Hazare

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Edition limited to 250 numbered copies.

In addition to this book a limited edition multiple by the artist

is available from onestar press.

This book was produced in the context of Art Dubai’s Marker, a

curated not-for-profit gallery programme that concentrates each

year on a particular theme or geography. (www.artdubai.ae/marker)

The 2014 edition of Marker is curated by Slavs and Tatars and takes

Central Asia and the Caucasus as its focus.

Born in 1987 in Zahedan, Iran, Reza Hazare hails from a family of

Afghan refugees forced to leave their homeland during the civil wars.

Hazare studied art in Tehran, worked with artists such as Basem

Rassam and Vahik Hartounian before settling in Baku, Azerbaijan to

continue his education and life.

Photo documentation by Fakhryya Mamadova

Printed and bound in France

onestar press

49, rue Albert

75013 Paris France

[email protected]

www.onestarpress.com

/250

IN EXILE

Reza

Hazare

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In exile

IN EXILE

Reza

Hazare

Edition limited to 250 numbered copies.

In addition to this book a limited edition multiple by the artist

is available from onestar press.

This book was produced in the context of Art Dubai’s Marker, a

curated not-for-profit gallery programme that concentrates each

year on a particular theme or geography. (www.artdubai.ae/marker)

The 2014 edition of Marker is curated by Slavs and Tatars and takes

Central Asia and the Caucasus as its focus.

Born in 1987 in Zahedan, Iran, Reza Hazare hails from a family of

Afghan refugees forced to leave their homeland during the civil wars.

Hazare studied art in Tehran, worked with artists such as Basem

Rassam and Vahik Hartounian before settling in Baku, Azerbaijan to

continue his education and life.

Photo documentation by Fakhryya Mamadova

Printed and bound in France

© 2014 Reza Hazare & onestar press

onestar press

49, rue Albert

75013 Paris France

[email protected]

www.onestarpress.com

/250

IN EXILE

Reza

Hazare