DiscoverQ with Tom PowerHangama Amiri: Using textiles to stitch together her memories of home
Hangama Amiri: Using textiles to stitch together her memories of home

Hangama Amiri: Using textiles to stitch together her memories of home

Update: 2024-12-26
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The textile artist Hangama Amiri is known around the world for making masterpieces out of fabric. A lot of that fabric is from a home she was forced to leave. Hangama was seven years old when the Taliban seized control of Kabul in 1996. Years later, after fleeing Afghanistan and settling in Canada with her family, she started stitching together her memories of home. We revisit Hangama’s conversation with Tom Power about her work, the Afghan store where she buys her materials, and what home means to her these days.

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Hangama Amiri: Using textiles to stitch together her memories of home

Hangama Amiri: Using textiles to stitch together her memories of home