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Explore the Beauty of ‘Nian’: Captivating Calligraphic Paintings Exhibition Now Open in Tehran!
Art lovers in Tehran can explore the “Nian” exhibition, featuring Iranian artist Ahdieh Bahadori’s 18 works inspired by religious and Quranic themes. Hosted by the Municipality of District 2, the exhibition runs until mid-February and showcases Bahadori’s versatility in painting and calligraphy. Notably, proceeds from artwork sales will support individuals convicted of financial crimes, emphasizing art’s role in social responsibility. Located at the District 2 Municipal Building, the exhibition is open daily from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. “Nian” not only celebrates contemporary Iranian art but also highlights the transformative power of creativity in society.
Andisheh Cultural Center to Spotlight ‘Conclave’: A Must-See Review!
“Conclave,” a political thriller directed by Edward Berger, will premiere at the Andisheh Cultural Center in Tehran on Tuesday, featuring discussions with critics Hamidreza Ranjbarzadeh and Mohsen Soleimani Fakher. Based on Robert Harris’s novel, the film stars Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, and others, depicting a conclave to elect a new pope following a sudden death. Tensions rise among candidates, including Aldo Bellini and Goffredo Tedesco, amid allegations and political maneuvering. The plot thickens with revelations of vote tampering and chaos from bombings. Ultimately, Cardinal-designate Vincent Benitez is elected pope, leading to introspection for Cardinal Thomas Lawrence amidst church politics.
Enchanting Musical Adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘King Lear’ Takes Center Stage at Tehran Theater!
A musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s “King Lear,” directed by Elika Abdorrazaqi, is captivating audiences at Tehran’s City Theater Complex until June 13. The production features a talented cast, including Ahmad Sa’atchian and Elham Akhavan, offering a fresh perspective on the tragic tale of King Lear, who divides his kingdom among his daughters based on their declarations of love. The narrative explores themes of power, loyalty, and madness, culminating in Lear’s tragic downfall as he grapples with betrayal and loss. This adaptation highlights the enduring relevance of Shakespeare’s exploration of human nature and the consequences of ambition.
Vasily Pushkov Celebrates Tehran Times’ Milestone 46th Anniversary!
On its 46th anniversary, Tehran Times received congratulations from Vasily Pushkov, Director of International Cooperation at Rossiya Segodnya, highlighting its role as Iran’s oldest English-language newspaper. Pushkov praised the publication for its commitment to journalism and international media relations, noting its efforts to enhance understanding of regional and global issues. The partnership between Rossiya Segodnya and Tehran Times facilitates accurate information access for Russian audiences. Pushkov expressed optimism for future projects to strengthen Iran-Russia relations. The anniversary reaffirms Tehran Times’ dedication to quality journalism, bridging cultural gaps, and fostering dialogue amid evolving media landscapes.
Unlocking Success: The Power of Positive Leadership in Action
The Persian translation of “Positive Leadership in Practice: A Model for Our Future,” by Cornelia Lucey and Jolanta Burke, is now available in Iran, offering vital strategies for enhancing leadership effectiveness. Spanning 364 pages, this book introduces the ALIGHT model, which outlines six essential resources for motivating leaders and their teams. It includes self-assessment tools, reflective opportunities, and practical strategies tailored for current and aspiring leaders, HR professionals, coaches, and organizational consultants. Lucey and Burke, both esteemed experts in positive psychology, provide insights to cultivate a high-performance culture and inspire extraordinary results in leadership.
Unveiling ‘Year Zero’: Tehran Exhibition Exposes Atrocities of the Zionist Regime
The “Year Zero” international cartoon and caricature exhibition has opened at the Palestine Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran, showcasing 700 works by 65 artists from 42 countries. The exhibition reflects the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Lebanon following the October 7 attacks, with over 600,000 reported injuries in Gaza. Co-organized by the North Khorasan Art Bureau, the event aims to express global artistic concerns for the Palestinian people. Curator Abbas Naseri emphasized the role of art in depicting harsh realities, while the exhibition serves as a historical record of solidarity with the oppressed. It runs until May 5.