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Exciting New Research Institute for Tajik Persian Culture Opens in Dushanbe!
The Tajik Persian Culture Research Institute was inaugurated in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, on Wednesday, with key figures like Iranian Cultural Heritage Minister Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri and Tajik Culture Minister Matlubakhon Sattoriyon in attendance. The institute aims to reinforce the Persian language’s role in the cultural identity of both nations. Salehi-Amiri highlighted the language’s enduring significance amid global conflicts and its rich literary heritage. The institute’s first project will explore the linguistic roots of Persian and Tajik, emphasizing their cultural connections. This initiative reflects a commitment to preserving shared heritage and fostering cultural cooperation between Iran and Tajikistan.
Schmitt’s ‘Frederick’ Set to Dazzle Tehran Stage with Captivating Performance
Beginning May 5, Vahdat Hall in Tehran will host the adaptation of Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt’s play “Frederick,” directed by Hamidreza Naimi and running until May 21. The production features prominent actors Sam Derakhshani, Shabnam Moqadami, and Mehdi Hoseininia. The play explores themes of theater’s intricacies, the search for authenticity, and the paradox of love through the journey of Frederick Lemaitre, a 19th-century actor. His encounter with Bérénice challenges his views on genuine connection versus theatrical illusion. This poignant exploration of love and ambition invites audiences to reflect on the blurred lines between performance and reality. Tickets are available now.
23rd Tehran Auction Shatters Expectations with $2.2 Million in Sales!
The 23rd Tehran Auction, held at the Parsian Azadi Hotel, showcased “Modern and Contemporary Iranian Art” and raised approximately $2.2 million. Featuring 100 works by 97 artists, the auction highlighted emerging talent rather than established figures. The top sale was Hossein Zenderoudi’s “Andam,” fetching about $178,750, followed by Masoud Arabshahi’s untitled piece at $145,750, and Sahand Hesamian’s sculpture “The Hidden Side” at $126,500. Established in 2012, the Tehran Auction aims to promote Iranian art globally, fostering a vibrant community of collectors and enthusiasts while celebrating the country’s creative culture.
