As the exhibition “In And Yet, We See” concludes, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Nasim @moghadam_nasim for entrusting SFCamerawork to present her deeply meaningful work. We are truly honored to have held space for this work with the respect, and attention it deserves. And to have shared it with our community.
And with deep appreciation for @zoelatzer whose thoughtful curation, vision, and care were instrumental in shaping this exhibition.
Photos by @sophiasmemoir
Last day to see And Yet We See.
Grateful to everyone who came through, spent time with the work, and shared in this experience.Thanks to @zoelatzer for the thoughtful curation and to @sfcamerawork for making this solo show possible.
The gallery is open from 11 AM–6 PM.
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Join the ICA for an artist and curator tour of INFRAMUNDO on Saturday, May 9th at 11am. Hear from Miguel Novelo and Zoë Latzer on how they developed the show, and take a dive deep into the themes and pieces in the exhibition. This tour will be a dynamic exploration of new media and an invitation to Novelo’s version of the underworld, the INFRAMUNDO, where bodies are left behind and the human becomes geological. Please RSVP using the link in our bio.
In Nasim Moghadam’s exhibition, “And Yet, We See,” curated by Zoë Latzer, Moving Bodies reflects on the body as a contested and continually negotiated site under systems of control. Mvement is understood not as freedom, but as endurance, shaped by interruption, fragmentation, and partial visibility.
And Yet, We See
On View through May 9th, 2026
For current hours, please visit our website at sfcamerawork.org
Join us for the rescheduled artist talk with Nasim Moghadam and curator Zoë Latzer. In light of this moment, we are especially grateful to Nasim for sharing her time and reflections. Together, they will discuss the conceptual foundations of the solo exhibition And Yet, We See, the artistic process behind the work, and the themes that shape the exhibition. We kindly ask attendees to approach the conversation with care, sensitivity, and respect.
When: Saturday, April 25th, 5:30-7:30 PM
Where: Our SFC Gallery at Fort Mason
*This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please visit our website at sfcamerawork.org*
Given the continued audience engagement and the meaningful dialogue surrounding Nasim Moghadam’s work, SF Camerawork is extending exhibition “And Yet, We See,” curated by Zoë Latzer, through May 9th, 2026.
“Moghadam’s art has turned the small exhibit space into something that’s surely needed in these times: an inviting sanctuary where people can grieve if they want, contemplate as they need, and get lost in the details of Moghadam’s highly personal takes on events in her homeland,” says Jonathan Curiel in the recent article in the @roborantreview ; please go to their page for the full article.
Image Details: Installation shot of “Fallen Eyes” (2026)
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On view now at The Institute of Contemporary Art San José (@icasanjose ): Anoushka Mirchandani’s (@anoushka ) “My Body Was A River Once.” Come to the ICA to see her incredible work in person! Swipe left for more.
In her institutional debut, Mirchandani breaks from the neutrality of the white cube, situating her paintings within a cavernous, earthen environment. Textured walls evoke the density of clay, holding the work in a space that feels at once architectural and elemental. Wooden branches and delicate glass thorns pierce the air, beckoning you closer while signaling something more ominous.
Meanwhile, a layered soundscape ripples through the gallery, moving like memory: unseen and immersive yet held within the body.
As writer Max Blue (@maxblueofficial ) writes for KQED, “The artist’s fragmented approach to this narrative is in some ways intentional, and in other ways symptomatic. In conveying the experience of an unsettled state of being, ‘My Body Was A River Once’ also feels full of potential, on the verge of something more expansive. While the show is a bold departure into new territory for the artist, it’s clearly just the first step.”
The ICA is always free and open Thursday-Sunday from 12-5 PM. We’re looking forward to welcoming you. Installation photography by Nicholas Lea Bruno (@lea_brun0 ). Exhibition in partnership with Jonathan Carver Moore (@Jonathancarvermoore ).
Review: And Yet, We See, then, is trying to be hopeful at the same time that it presents a harsh reminder of Iran's realities. This is the tension that's so palpable at SF Camerawork. Embedded in each artwork is darkness and light, tragedy and hope, and constraint and resistance. In a small but airy exhibit space whose windows overlook the Bay and anchored sailboats, there's no escaping these dichotomized, tension-filled layers within Moghadam's art. She knows that better than anyone – which is why talking with people at the exhibit's opening was so hard. On opening night, I saw the happy face she put on, but the eyes and faces that visitors see on the exhibit artwork — the ones that are covered in shrouds or seem to be searching for the truth — are more accurate reflections of Moghadam's inner life. - Jonathan Curiel
Venue: @sfcamerawork
Artist: @moghadam_nasim
Curator: @zoelatzer
Writer: @writerjonathancuriel
Location partner: @fortmasoncenter
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Nasim Moghadam’s “And Yet, We See” challenges the power dynamics at play within systems that attempt to silence, obscure, or erase one’s visibility. Moghadam’s multi-media practice reimagines photographic imagery into material form, using her work as a mode of resistance, responding to the survivors of the 2022 Iranian protests blinded by state violence.
Curated by Zoë Latzer, Curator and Director of Public Programs at the ICA San José
Exhibition Details:
On View: January 21st – April 4th, 2026
Where: At our SFC Gallery
For more information on the artist and her work, please visit @moghadam_nasim
For more information on the show, please visit us at sfcamerawork.org
