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iran art
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“The History of Love” published in Persian
A Persian version of American author Nicole Krauss’ “The History of Love” has recently been released by Markaz Publications in Tehran.
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Sculptor Qodratollah Aqeli’s new exhibit criticizes social behavior
“The Peculiarity of Creatures”, an exhibition of sculptures by Qodratollah Aqeli, has criticized the daily social behavior of people.
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Iran Architect Receives 2016 Inspireli Award
Inspireli Awards, the premier global contest for aspiring architects and designers, has announced the winners of its sixth edition.
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These trees are closer to human's heart
Hadi Taghinasab ’s artworks in “Mojdeh Gallery” / "These trees are closer to human's heart " Exhibit
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Samira Alikhanzade’s artworks in “Assar Gallery” / "The Unforgotten" Exhibit
TEHRAN, - Samira Alikhanzadeh's artwork collections Exhibition, "The Unforgotten" was inaugurated in Assar Art Gallery.
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Artists Forum to Host First Fajr Handicrafts Festival
The first edition of the Fajr International Handicrafts and Traditional Arts Festival will be held January 30-February 2, 2017, said Ali Haji Shirazi, director general for research and education in national handicrafts at Iran’s Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization (ICHHTO).
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Vocal Concert at Roudaki Hall
Diane Ensemble conducted by Siavash Lotfi will stage a concert titled ‘International Lullabies’ at Roudaki Hall in Tehran on December 31 and Jan. 1, 2017
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Writer Puran Farrokhzad dies at 84
Puran Farrokhzad, the author of “Woman from Writing to History”, an encyclopedia of world’s most influential women in the cultural field, died of heart failure at Tehran’s Iranmehr Hospital on Thursday, some Persian media announced. She was 84.
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Berlin cancels show of TMCA Western collection
The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation announced last Wednesday the planned exhibition of the Western collection of the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art (TMCA) in Berlin has been called off after Iran had not granted export permits for any of the artworks scheduled to be sent to Germany, Deutsche Welle reported on Wednesday.