The exhibition 'Why Don’t You Dance?' by Iranian artist Hannah Darabi is a captivating exploration of how dance has been a powerful tool for women's resistance and cultural expression in Iran. This article delves into the exhibition's unique perspective, highlighting the intricate relationship between dance, identity, and political resistance in contemporary Iran.
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