These artists explore the vital role of ritual in moments of grief

When the artists Sarah Brahim and Shirin Neshat first met in New York, it was – in Neshat’s own words – as if they’d known each other forever. For Brahim, images made by Neshat had always had a “coming-of-age” quality; the former would have been just seven years old when the latter won a Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale in 1999. For Neshat, on the other hand, Brahimhellip;

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