Discover the Hidden Treasures: A Guide to Tehran's Vibrant Art Galleries

Discover the Hidden Treasures: A Guide to Tehran’s Vibrant Art Galleries

Discover the vibrant art scene of Tehran with a series of captivating exhibitions featuring a diverse array of talented artists. This month, art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in various styles and themes, making it an exciting time to visit local galleries.

One of the highlights is the exhibition titled “Violet City’s Carnival” by Samaneh Garousi, currently on display at Homa Gallery. This exhibition will be available for viewing until August 19. The gallery is conveniently located at No. 8, Fourth Alley, Sanai St., Karim Khan Ave.

  • Omid Haseltalab is showcasing a remarkable collection of calligraphy works in an exhibition titled “Biogenics” at Adapa Gallery. Visitors can explore this exhibition until August 29, found at No. 5, Sumesara Alley, Sazesh St., Vali-e Asr Square.
  • Navid Nedai presents his paintings in the exhibition “Body and Placelessness” at Ev Gallery. This exhibit will be open until August 22 at 5 Arabi Alley, North Kheradmand St.
  • Nastaran Kamali is currently exhibiting her paintings at Dena Gallery. The exhibition will run until August 22, located at 4 Sussan Alley off Qarani St.
  • Sepideh Sabet is displaying her artwork in an exhibition titled “Near but Far” at CAMA – Contemporary and Modern Art Gallery. This exhibition will be available until August 13 at No. 44, 10th Golestan, Pasdaran St.
  • Mahboubeh Fat’hi presents her paintings in an exhibition named “Paddy Field” at Vaali Gallery. Visitors can view this exhibit until August 26, located at 72 Khoddami St., Vanak Sq.
  • Zahra Norouzi is showcasing her collection in an exhibition titled “The Televisions” at Vista Gallery. This exhibition will run until August 18, found at No. 11, 12th Alley, Mir Emad St.

In addition to paintings, the art scene in Tehran also features a range of photographic exhibitions. A notable one is hosted by Shirin Gallery, which is showcasing a compelling collection of photographs from a variety of photographers, including Fatemeh Ebrahimi, Zahra Bakhshi, Ehsan Orangi, Sheida Saffari, and Mohsen Rezai. This exhibition will run until August 26, located at No. 5, 13th St., Karim Khan Ave.

  • Shaqayeq Saeidi is exhibiting her photographs in “She Is the Sound of the Solitary” at Sheidai Gallery. This exhibition will be available until August 22, found at 149 Bahar Shiraz Square, near Hafte Tir Square.

Whether you are an art aficionado or simply looking to explore the creative expressions of local artists, these exhibitions offer a unique insight into the vibrant art culture of Tehran. Make sure to visit these galleries before the exhibitions close to fully appreciate the talent and creativity on display.

Engage with the art community, discover new perspectives, and enjoy the rich cultural experience that Tehran’s galleries have to offer!

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