"Rohena Alam Khan: Daughter of a Revolution" Exhibit Opening & Dance Performance

Exhibit Opening & Dance Performance
Thursday, Jan. 26, 5–8 p.m.
Hedreen Gallery

Join in celebrating the opening of a new exhibit at the SU Hedreen Gallery. Be there at 5 p.m. to see Rohena Alam Khan opening her interdisciplinary solo exhibition with a Bharatanatyam dance performance, and then stay to enjoy food, drinks, art and community!

Shaped by Bangladesh’s Liberation War in 1971, artist Rohena Alam Khan creates as her father once raised his rifle, each layer a battle cry for freedom. Alam Khan engages the revolutionary spirit she was endowed with at birth, inspiring strength for the long fight to dismantle inequity. Her dance disrupts Muslim Bangladeshi societal expectations as she connects with her own body. Rohena Alam Khan: Daughter of a Revolution will be on display from Jan. 26–April 13. Learn more here.

Hedreen Gallery exhibitions and events are free and open to ALL.

Gallery Access: two-hour parking is available on the street and visitor parking is available in Seattle University parking lots. The Hedreen Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Face coverings are highly encouraged for visitors as an added precaution to create space for ALL members of the community to enjoy this exhibit. 

Address: 901 12th Ave, Seattle WA 98122

Regular Hedreen Gallery Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 1–6 p.m.

We respectfully acknowledge that the Hedreen Gallery is situated on the homelands of the Coast Salish peoples, who continue to steward these lands and waters as they have since ancient times. We recognize tribal nations and organizations who actively create, shape, and contribute to our thriving community at Seattle University and beyond.