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Explore the Vibrant Treasures: Unveiling Tehran’s Must-Visit Art Galleries
Art enthusiasts can explore a variety of exhibitions across the city this season, featuring both established and emerging artists. Highlights include Moloud Mazaheri’s “Room No. 38” at Homa Gallery until March 17, and a dual exhibition by Nasim Davari and Allahyar Najafi at Aran Gallery until March 14. Other notable displays include Amin Hekmatpanah’s “Seven” at Doost Gallery (until April 5), Mohammadreza Emadi’s “Subsidence” at Shamis Gallery (until March 10), and Alice Varshou’s “Boundless” at Mojdeh Gallery. Visitors can also check out group exhibitions at Soo Gallery and Iranshahr Gallery, showcasing a diverse array of artistic expressions.
Unveiling ‘The Truth of Rachel’: A Captivating Performance at Tehran’s City Theater
Tehran’s City Theater is currently presenting “The Truth of Rachel,” a thought-provoking play written and directed by Sadeq Vafai, based on his novel “When Will the War End?”. Running until March 12, the play examines themes of media distortion and personal trauma through the story of an American woman discussing her memoir on a talk show hosted by her child. Key characters navigate complex relationships, revealing the intricacies of memory and truth amidst the backdrop of World War II. This powerful production invites audiences to critically reflect on the narratives that shape our understanding of history and media.
Enchanting Showcase of Mir Taqi Mir’s Persian and Urdu Poetry Unfolds in Delhi
An exhibition at Urdu Ghar in Delhi showcased the manuscripts of renowned 18th-century Mughal poet Mir Taqi Mir, organized by Anjuman Taraqqi Urdu Hind from January 11 to 17. Dignitaries, including the Iranian Ambassador, attended to honor Mir’s literary legacy. The event displayed diverse manuscripts, including his autobiography, “Zikr-e Mir,” and “Kulliyat-e Mir,” a comprehensive poetry collection. A digitization initiative was announced to preserve Mir’s works for future scholars. Celebrating the tricentenary of his birth, the Anjuman plans further events, including a festival in February 2024, highlighting Mir’s influence on Urdu literature and culture.
Join Us for an Enchanting Evening: Elsa Morante Night at the House of Humanities Thinkers!
Join us for "Elsa Morante Night" at the House of Humanities Thinkers in Tehran on Sunday, celebrating the influential Italian author Elsa Morante. This event, part of the 834th Bukhara Nights session, features esteemed speakers including Antonia Shoraka and Fatemeh Asgari. Morante, known for her epic storytelling, delved into themes of love, narcissism, and the complexities of adulthood in works like her acclaimed novel History. The evening will also include a documentary segment on her life. This gathering offers a unique opportunity to explore Morante’s literary legacy and her profound impact on 20th-century literature.
Iran Showcases Literary Treasures at the 29th Muscat International Book Fair!
The 29th Muscat International Book Fair is underway in Oman, showcasing diverse literature and cultural heritage. Organized by the Iran Book and Literature House, Iran features prominently with a wide range of works, including scientific literature and religious texts. The fair, one of the largest in the region, includes 674 publishers from 35 countries and over 681,000 book titles. It offers a rich program of 366 cultural events, including activities for children, author signings, and workshops. Running from April 24 to May 3, the fair emphasizes the importance of reading and fosters cultural exchange among nations.
