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Discover Erich Maria Remarque’s ‘Heaven Has No Favorites’ Now in Persian: A Timeless Tale Awaits!
The newly released Persian translation of Erich Maria Remarque’s novel “Heaven Has No Favorites” is now available in Iran. Translated by Ajdar Angoshtari and published by Ofogh Publication, the 360-page novel, set against the 1948 automobile racing backdrop, follows racer Clerfayt who visits a sick friend, Hollmann, in a Swiss sanatorium. There, he meets Lillian, a terminally ill Belgian woman, and they embark on a journey across Europe, falling in love despite her illness. The narrative explores themes of love, loss, and the human experience, culminating in tragedy as both characters face the harsh realities of life and death.
Explore the Enigmatic World of Dali at Niavaran Cultural Historical Complex: A Must-See Exhibition!
The Niavaran Cultural Historical Complex in Tehran presents the art exhibition “With the World of Dali,” showcasing a collection of Salvador Dali’s works from May 17 to May 31. This event highlights Dali’s diverse artistic mediums and themes, including dreams and the subconscious. In celebration of International Museum Day, the exhibition aims to engage audiences and promote museum literacy. A special workshop, “The Wonderful World of Me and Dali,” will also take place, focusing on introducing modern art concepts to younger audiences. Visitors can explore Dali’s surreal creations and enjoy related events during this enriching experience.
Groundbreaking Iranian Play Starring Visually Impaired Actors Set to Premiere in Armenia
The play “Life Is Too Short,” featuring a cast of nine visually impaired actors, will be performed in Yerevan, Armenia, from May 27 to 30. Written by Mehdi Mehdiabadi and directed by Mojtaba Goharkhai, this production emphasizes auditory senses and spatial awareness, as actors perform without tactile cues or visual markers. Produced by the Arshek Theater Group, it has gained recognition across various Iranian venues and won multiple awards. The performance aims to foster cultural exchange between Iran and Armenia while promoting inclusivity and representation in the arts. This inspiring showcase highlights the creativity and resilience of artists with disabilities.
Stunning Torres Strait Island Masks Exhibition Debuts at Australian Embassy in Tehran
The Australian Embassy in Tehran hosted its first art exhibition, “Evolution: Torres Strait Masks,” showcasing the cultural heritage of the Torres Strait Islands. Inaugurated by Ambassador Ian McConville, the event emphasized cultural exchange between Iran and Indigenous Australians. Featuring 12 ceremonial masks, known as Kuyuku Zamiyak, the exhibition highlights their spiritual significance and craftsmanship, crafted from natural materials. It attracted a distinguished audience, fostering dialogue and appreciation for diverse cultures. This exhibition underscores art’s role in connecting communities and preserving cultural heritage, promoting mutual understanding and respect amidst a globalized world.
Discover the Hidden Treasures of Tehran’s Vibrant Art Galleries!
Tehran’s art scene is vibrant, with several galleries hosting diverse exhibitions until mid-March. Saless Gallery’s “Rostam’s Room” runs until March 19, featuring numerous artists. Ebteda Gallery presents Hosnieh Zaferanchizadeh’s floral-themed “My Flowers” until February 25. Yafteh Gallery showcases “One Thousand and One Sights” by multiple artists until February 28. Notable exhibitions include Mehrdad Pournazarali’s “Inherited Garden” at Etemad Gallery 1 (until March 14), Mojtaba Taqvai’s “The Vanishing Archive” at Adapa Gallery (until March 15), and Reza Yarahmadi’s “That Homey Tree” at Sohrab Gallery (until March 10). Various artistic expressions await exploration across the city’s galleries.
Experience the Magic: Conductor Rahbari Revives ‘Persia, Concerto for Two Tars’ in Saint Petersburg!
Renowned Iranian composer and conductor Ali Rahbari will perform “Persia, Concerto for Two Tars” for the second time at the Mariinsky Opera and Concert Hall in Saint Petersburg on June 19. This concert features traditional Persian music blended with contemporary orchestral arrangements, conducted by Rahbari alongside Iranian tar soloists Aidin Olyanassab and Mahsa Kharatian. The program includes symphonic poem No. 8 from Rahbari’s album “My Mother Persia.” With a rich musical background and numerous accolades, Rahbari continues to showcase Persian musical heritage, promising an unforgettable experience for the audience.