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Iraq Shines as Guest of Honor at the 36th TIBF: A Celebration of Culture and Literature
Iraq will be the Guest of Honor at the 36th Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF), taking place from May 7 to 17, 2025. The event will feature over 15 Iraqi publishers and a 30-member delegation, including the Iraqi Minister of Culture. This participation aims to strengthen cultural ties between Iraq and Iran, according to Thaer Jaafar Al-Asami of the National Publishers Association of Iraq. The fair, with 2,363 Iranian publishers and 50 international participants, will introduce the Tehran Publishing Fellowship Program to promote Iranian literature. The TIBF, a significant cultural event in Iran, encourages global literary exchange under the slogan “Let’s Read for Iran.”
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.
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Iranian Children’s Play ‘First Game’ Shines in Iraq During Arbaeen Pilgrimage Celebration
“First Game,” directed by Meysam Yousofi, is captivating audiences at the 9th Arbaeen Pilgrimage International Theater Festival in Iraq. This play, celebrating its 20th anniversary, explores the tragedy of Karbala and the values of resistance and freedom. Written by Amir Mashhadi Abbas in 2005, it has been performed multiple times, including this year along the pilgrimage route to Karbala. The festival showcases diverse performances, including tazieh and street theater, and aims to foster cultural trends and unity among pilgrims. Ultimately, these artistic expressions enrich the spiritual experience and preserve vital historical narratives for future generations.
IAF Presents the Captivating Premiere of Yorgos Lanthimos’s ‘Bugonia’
The Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) in Tehran will screen the dark comedy film “Bugonia” on Thursday at 5 p.m. in Nasseri Hall, featuring Persian subtitles for accessibility. Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, this English-language adaptation of the South Korean cult classic “Save the Green Planet!” follows two men who kidnap a CEO, believing she is an alien. The film, which premiered at the Venice International Film Festival and released in U.S. theaters on October 24, stars Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. With positive reviews highlighting the performances, the screening promises to be a highlight for film enthusiasts in Tehran.
Beloved Gilan Folk Music Legend Nasser Masoudi Dies at 90, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Nasser Masoudi, a legendary figure in Iranian folk music, particularly from Gilan, has died at 90 after a prolonged illness. His son announced the news, expressing deep sorrow. Born in 1935 in Rasht, Masoudi became a prominent singer, honing his skills under maestro Ali Akbar Khan Shahnazi. He joined Radio Gilan in 1956, recording over 500 songs, including more than 250 Gilaki folk songs, which cemented his cultural icon status. Masoudi collaborated with many notable musicians and continued to thrive post-1979, promoting Iranian music internationally. His legacy is celebrated by fans and officials, emphasizing his integral role in Iran’s musical heritage.
