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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.
Iranian and Japanese Choreographers Unite for Exciting Collaborative Performance Project
Iranian director Kamyar Salehpour and Japanese Butoh artist Dai Matsuoka are collaborating on a unique performance project, blending diverse choreography styles to promote cultural exchange between Iran and Japan. Supported by Mohammad Hossein Tootoonchian, this initiative includes 16 workshops to select performers for the production, set to debut in the latter half of the year. Salehpour aims to create a new form of movement and foster mutual growth through this partnership. Both artists bring extensive experience and expertise, and the collaboration is eagerly anticipated within the arts community for its innovative potential and cultural significance.
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Iran’s ‘Rectangle’ Shines at Fujairah Monodrama Festival: A Spotlight on Innovative Theater
The Iranian play “Rectangle,” directed by Sahra Ramezanian, gained significant acclaim at the 11th Fujairah International Monodrama Festival in the UAE, securing a top-three position and a prestigious statuette. This recognition underscores the rising influence of Iranian theater globally. The production features a talented cast including Ali Mirnezhad and Amir Bahador Oraei, and has previously been showcased at other international festivals like HIGHFEST in Yerevan and the Inspiration International Festival in Moscow. The festival highlighted the power of storytelling and cultural exchange, marking “Rectangle” as a notable representative of contemporary Iranian theater.
Calling All Writers: Enter the 3rd Palestine World Prize for Literature Now!
The Palestine World Prize for Literature has announced its 3rd edition, inviting entries that focus on themes related to Palestine. Established in 2018, this biennial award, with a prize pool of $120,000, aims to honor literary works that highlight the Palestinian narrative and the struggles of its people. Eligible submissions, published between 2023 and 2026, can be in various genres and must be provided in multiple languages. The deadline for entries is May 2026, with an awards ceremony scheduled for that year. The prize seeks to amplify voices advocating for justice and peace in Palestine.
