Amy Rose Khoshbin: ANAHITA

Transmitter New York · Brooklyn

Exhibition on view: Oct 3, 2026 - Nov 1, 2026

ANAHITA is a solo exhibition and participatory installation by Amy Rose Khoshbin, curated by Lila Nazemian. Drawing on the ancient Persian goddess of water and healing, Khoshbin fills the gallery with collage, sculpture, textiles, and Anahita's Grief Tent, a draped pink-and-orange canopy for gathering and ritual. The show explores grief, ritual, Persian and Zoroastrian mythology, and queer embodiment.

Amy Rose Khoshbin

Amy Rose Khoshbin is an Iranian-American artist based in New York and Los Angeles working across installation, performance, social practice, sculpture, video, and collage. Her work has been presented at the Whitney Museum, the Guggenheim Museum, and the Brooklyn Museum, and she holds an MFA from NYU.