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The Yahya’s Prophecy photo exhibition has opened in Qazvin, showcasing the lives of Lebanese refugees in Syria during Israeli attacks through the lens of Mahsa Alviri, the first female photographer from Qazvin to document conflict zones. The exhibition features 100 photographs and 17 personal narratives, highlighting themes of resilience, self-esteem, and patriotism. Alviri’s mission is to explore how influential figures like Yahya Sinwar emerge from adversity. The exhibition, inaugurated on January 6 and running for 20 days, combines photography, video, and audio to create an engaging experience, fostering awareness and empathy for the struggles of the Lebanese community.
Discover the Hidden Gems: Exploring Tehran’s Vibrant Art Galleries
Explore the vibrant contemporary art scene in the city with exciting exhibitions at various galleries. Saless Gallery features Reza Daryakenari’s striking photographs until May 27. Binesh Gallery showcases Shervin Pashai’s “Raaspee Returns” until May 25, while Ebteda Gallery displays Shima Shoqi Beigi’s “What I Endure” until May 20. Negar Gallery presents Mohammad Nourian’s “The Lovers’ Dusk” until May 26. Other notable exhibitions include works by Sina Qadaksaz at Dastan Basement Gallery (until May 21), Mona Kalahroudi at Soo Gallery (until June 6), and Nima Zeitoun-Nejad at Javid Gallery (until May 26). Immerse yourself in this artistic journey!
Tehran Unveils ‘Servants of the Nation’: A Captivating Exhibition Celebrating National Heritage
The “Servants of the Nation” exhibition in Tehran honors martyrs, including President Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a helicopter crash on May 19, 2024. Marking the first anniversary of their martyrdom, the exhibition features art from various Iranian artists and is part of the “Revolutionary Poster Movement,” aimed at commemorating those who contributed to Iran’s history. The crash not only claimed Raisi but also other significant political and religious figures, prompting national mourning. The exhibition serves as a powerful reminder of their sacrifices, highlighting art’s role in collective grief and unity while honoring their legacy in Iranian society.
Experience the Timeless Tale: ‘Of Mice and Men’ Comes to Life on Stage in Tehran
A loose adaptation of John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” is currently captivating audiences at Tehran’s Hafez Theater Hall, directed by Mehdi Rezai. Running until March 10, 2025, the play explores themes of friendship, dreams, and the struggles of the Great Depression through the journey of two migrant workers, George and Lennie. The cast features talented actors including Ali Baqeri and Milad Farajzadeh. The narrative highlights their deep bond, aspirations, and the harsh realities they face, culminating in a tragic conclusion as George makes a heart-wrenching decision to protect Lennie from a lynch mob, emphasizing the story’s enduring emotional depth.
Renowned Novel ‘Call Me Ziba’ Makes a Comeback: A Must-Read for Literary Enthusiasts!
Farhad Hassanzadeh’s celebrated novel “Call Me Ziba” has released its 11th edition during the 36th Tehran International Book Fair, coinciding with its upcoming film adaptation. The story follows a teenage girl in a care home who plans to celebrate her birthday with her father by helping him escape from a mental hospital, sparking a journey of self-discovery and emotional healing in Tehran. Initially published in 2015, the book has won various awards and sold 27,500 copies. The film, directed by Rasoul Sadrameli, will be released nationwide on May 8, further enhancing the novel’s impact on young adult literature.
Extended Mobile Screening for ‘Smart Kid’: Empowering Young Minds on the Go!
The acclaimed Iranian 3D animation “Smart Kid” is extending its mobile screenings until the end of March, responding to high demand for family-friendly entertainment. Directed by Behnoud Nekoui, Mohammad Javad Jannati, and Hadi Mohammadian, the film premiered at the 41st Fajr Film Festival in February 2024, winning the Best Animation award. The story follows Mohsen, a boy who embarks on an adventure to save an endangered species, promoting environmental awareness. With a talented voice cast and a focus on compassion and teamwork, “Smart Kid” aims to reach audiences in areas without cinemas before its online release later this year.