Iran’s Kanoon has released three new titles in its Gaza poetry collection, available in English, Arabic, and Russian, to highlight the struggles of children affected by conflict. The titles—“Paper Rocket” by Zahra Araqi, “You Will Laugh Again” by Tayyebeh Shamani, and “The House Stands” by Monireh Hashemi—capture the emotional turmoil faced by Palestinian youth amidst violence. With over 18,000 children reported dead since October 7, 2023, the situation in Gaza is dire, exacerbated by displacement and injury. This poetry collection aims to raise awareness and foster empathy for children in conflict zones, emphasizing storytelling’s healing power.
On February 7, Tehran’s Sahne-ye Abi Cultural Center will present a reading performance of Friedrich Durrenmatt’s 1956 play “The Visit,” directed by Ali Khamr and featuring a talented cast. The play explores morality, vengeance, and wealth’s corrupting influence in the economically struggling town of Güllen, where the arrival of wealthy Claire Zachanassian incites a moral crisis. Claire offers a billion francs but demands the death of her former lover, Alfred Ill, leading the townspeople to prioritize wealth over ethics. The play critiques human morality and social dynamics under financial pressure, reflecting Durrenmatt’s theatrical style and philosophical themes.
Renowned Ecuadorian pan flutist Leo Rojas will perform in Tehran next month, marking his third visit after successful concerts in 2018 and 2019. Born in the Andes, Rojas’s music reflects his deep connection to nature and cultural heritage. After moving to Spain in 2000 and later settling in Germany, he gained fame as a street musician. His breakthrough came in 2011 on the show Das Supertalent, leading to his successful debut album, “Spirit of the Hawk.” With over a billion views on YouTube, Rojas tours globally, spreading messages of unity through his captivating music.
The second edition of the exhibition “Fragments of a Mirror” will open on April 24 at the Sarvenaz Gallery in Shiraz, featuring over 20 visual works by prominent film professionals. Following its successful debut in Tehran last December, the exhibition showcases the artistic talents of actors, directors, and cinematographers, including notable figures like Abbas Kiarostami and Niki Karimi. Curator Mahta Mohaddes emphasizes the inclusion of new artists, enhancing the exhibit’s vibrancy. The event, running until April 29, aims to bridge cinema and visual art, enriching Shiraz’s cultural landscape and inviting public engagement with diverse artistic expressions.
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