Press & Media · مرجان خوشبختی وایقان

Press & media.

Criticism, interviews, films, recordings and institutional records — summarized here, with every original kept with the publisher who holds it.

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Association of Hysteric Curators
Association of Hysteric Curators · August 27, 2026

A Racket of Banshees: Goddesses and Monsters Re-Imagined

The collective’s announcement of the 2026 exhibition, naming Marjan Khoshbakhti Vayghan among its participating artists.

Exhibitions & Institutional Archives
Journey Through the Senses
Journey Through the Senses · February 15, 2026

Threads of Care: Costume, Collective Memory, and the Living Intelligence

An essay by Marjan on costume as collective memory, care and a living intelligence, drawing on her Art in Odd Places 2025 work.

Published Writing
Torrance Art Museum
Torrance Art Museum · 2026

B-LA-M

Torrance Art Museum’s exhibition listing for B-LA-M, an exchange connecting artist-run initiatives in Berlin, Los Angeles and Mexico City.

Exhibitions & Institutional Archives
Art in Odd Places
Art in Odd Places · 2025

Art in Odd Places 2025: VOICE — Association of Hysteric Curators

The festival’s artist profile for the Association of Hysteric Curators — Maya Mackrandilal, Mary Anna Pomonis, Monet Clark, Marjan Vayghan, Michiko Yao and Taryn Lee.

Exhibitions & Institutional Archives
City of West Hollywood
City of West Hollywood · 2025

Art in Odd Places 2025: VOICE

West Hollywood’s program page lists Goddesses and Monsters: A Racket of Banshees by the Association of Hysteric Curators, with Marjan Vayghan among the collective.

Exhibitions & Institutional Archives
StoryCorps Archive
StoryCorps Archive · May 6, 2023

Emily Robinson and Marjan Vayghan

A StoryCorps conversation between Emily Robinson and Marjan Vayghan, preserved in the StoryCorps archive.

Audio & Interviews
Michele Jaquis
Michele Jaquis · October 18, 2021

We Are All Americans, Season 3, Episode 3

In conversation with artist Michele Jaquis, Marjan talks about arriving from Iran as a new immigrant in the mid-1990s, the gaps in her American education, and her uncle’s disappearance.

Audio & Interviews
Nancy Buchanan
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Nancy Buchanan · November 3, 2016

It’s Your Party

A two-hour collaborative performance at UC Irvine organized by Nancy Buchanan with Arshia Haq, Stephanie Allespach, Amy Alexander and Marjan Vayghan, surrounding the audience with sound, image and offerings of sweets.

Video & Film
PBS SoCal · Artbound
PBS SoCal · Artbound · 2013

Fleeing the Rose Garden: Marjan K. Vayghan Creates Safe Spaces in Los Angeles

Artbound’s short film enters the Legacy Crates — shipping crates turned into intimate rooms of carpet, light, painted panels and sound — and follows Marjan’s search for spaces of refuge and memory between Tehran and Los Angeles.

Video & Film
Whitehot Magazine
Whitehot Magazine · 2013

Best Artists List for 2013: Critic’s Picks, Part 1

Whitehot’s year-end critics’ list includes Marjan Vayghan, illustrated with Fly with the Cage Legacy Crate (2009), a kinetic audio and light installation.

Articles & Criticism
KCET / PBS SoCal
KCET / PBS SoCal · September 29, 2011

Marjan Vayghan: Back and Forth Between Tehran and Los Angeles

A KCET profile tracing how Marjan’s art moves between two cities — the Tehran of her childhood and the Los Angeles where she built her practice.

Articles & Criticism
Cerritos College
Cerritos College

Association of Hysteric Curators — artist information

Cerritos College’s artist information for the Association of Hysteric Curators, including a biography of Marjan Vayghan.

Exhibitions & Institutional Archives
The Woman’s Building
The Woman’s Building

Doin’ It in Public — opening reception

The Woman’s Building video archive documents the opening reception of Doin’ It in Public; Marjan Vayghan is among the artists named in its roster.

Video & Film
SoCiArts
SoCiArts

Fly with the Cage / Building Bridges

SoCiArts’ press release for Fly with the Cage, describing Building Bridges, the arts initiative founded by Marjan K. Vayghan in fall 2004.

Exhibitions & Institutional Archives
LinkedIn · Pulse
LinkedIn · Pulse

L.A.–Tehran: Marjan Vayghan’s Tale of Two Cities

A feature by journalist Janice Rhoshalle Littlejohn on Marjan’s life and work between Los Angeles and Tehran. The original is hosted on LinkedIn and may ask readers to sign in.

Articles & Criticism
Los Angeles Art Association
Los Angeles Art Association

Past Shows — 4 Solo Shows and Second Skin

LAAA’s exhibition history records a solo show by Marjan K. Vayghan within its 4 Solo Shows program, and her part in Second Skin, a one-night performance art event.

Exhibitions & Institutional Archives