We Will Not Submit
About This Item
Portrait of four women in Michael and Hushi clothing standing side by side. The pieces worn by the models utilize various textiles, patterns, and styles of clothing, such as military shirts, Qajar and Kurdish skirts and pants, revolutionary slogans, and the Palestinian Keffiyeh, to create repurposed and complex designs with a distinct political perspective.
- Identifier
- hushidarm-00001
- Date
- February 2001
- Creator
- Hushidar Mortezaie
- Michael Sears
- Story
- The photograph itself is meant to be a statement of protest, rejecting the submission and commodification of women, as well as the orientalist and imperialist caricatures forced on all SWANA (Southwest Asian/North African) or Middle Eastern people.
- Family Name
- Mortezaie
- Sears
- Occupation(s) of Subject(s)
- Models
- Place of Settlement
- Los Angeles, CA
- Type
- Photograph
- Views
- 1202
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