Similar Posts
Discover Mircea Eliade’s ‘Youth Without Youth’ Now Translated into Persian!
The Persian translation of Mircea Eliade’s acclaimed 1976 novella “Youth Without Youth” is now available in Iranian bookstores, published by Mahi Publication. Translated by Reza Dehghan, this 157-page novella follows Dominic Matei, an elderly Romanian intellectual whose life transforms after a cataclysmic event grants him extraordinary intellectual abilities. Set in 1938 Bucharest, the narrative explores themes of memory, identity, and the supernatural against a politically charged backdrop. Eliade’s work fuses psychological thriller elements with rich character development, inviting readers to reflect on the complexities of existence. The novella was adapted into a film by Francis Ford Coppola in 2007.
Discover the Hidden Gems: A Journey Through Tehran’s Vibrant Art Galleries
Tehran’s contemporary art scene is vibrant with several exciting exhibitions on display. Nian Gallery showcases Hamed Sadr-Arhami’s “Dewall” until February 21, while Jaleh Gallery features Ali Sharifi’s “Night Orchestra” until the same date. Bostan Gallery presents Akbar Raad’s “Flowers of Suffering” through February 19. Shamis Gallery hosts the collaborative exhibition “Agnosia” until February 21, and Aran Gallery displays Maryam Farzadian’s “Resume of A Gardener,” also open until February 21. Other notable exhibitions include Amir Mohammadzadeh’s “Termite Corrosion” at Tarrahan Azad Gallery and Ahmad Moqaddasi’s works at Saless Gallery until February 17. Explore these artistic expressions across the city!
Announcing the Champions: International Quran Competition Winners Revealed!
The 41st International Quran Competition concluded in Mashhad, Iran, celebrating the Quran’s significance in Muslim life. Attended by notable figures, including the Minister of Culture, the event showcased remarkable talents across various categories. Major winners included Iran’s Fatemeh Daliri and Mojtaba Qadbeigi, with international participants from Bangladesh, Yemen, and Iraq also recognized. The judging panel emphasized the Quran as a guiding force amid global challenges, addressing issues in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq. They called for unity and commitment to the Quran’s teachings, reinforcing its cultural importance and urging the Islamic community to propagate its divine message worldwide.
Experience the Thrills of Harold Pinter’s ‘The Birthday Party’ Live in Rasht!
The Helal Ahmar Theater in Rasht, Gilan Province, is currently staging Harold Pinter’s acclaimed play “The Birthday Party,” directed by Masoud Lotfi. Featuring a talented cast, the play delves into themes of identity and power through the unsettling narrative of Stanley Webber, a former piano player whose birthday celebration morphs into a chilling ordeal with the arrival of two mysterious strangers. Known for its Pinteresque elements, the play blends humor with existential dread. Performances run nightly at 8 p.m. until May 16, highlighting Pinter’s legacy as a significant modern dramatist. For tickets, visit the theater’s official website.
Tehran Hosts Exciting National Ceramic Art Festival: Celebrate Creativity and Culture!
The “Variations” exhibition, celebrating the creativity of Iranian students in ceramic art, has opened at the Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) in Tehran. Featuring works from students at prestigious universities, including Soore University and Art University of Tehran, it showcases their innovative skills across six galleries. Organized by the Iranian Ceramists Association and various cultural institutions, the exhibition runs until February 23, allowing the public to engage with the diverse artworks that blend traditional and modern influences. This event fosters community and collaboration within the art world, making it a significant highlight for art enthusiasts.
Resistance Film Festival Unveils Exciting New Award Celebrating Outstanding Documentaries!
The 18th International Resistance Film Festival has announced the introduction of the Morteza Badge, honoring documentary filmmakers whose works reflect the ideologies of Martyr Seyyed Morteza Avini. Festival secretary Jalal Ghaffari highlighted the award’s significance, emphasizing that it will be conferred by an expert jury. The festival will also host specialized meetings on documentary themes and offer educational courses in filmmaking. With an increase in documentary submissions from Iran and beyond, the festival aims to promote impactful storytelling aligned with the ideals of the Islamic Revolution. The event celebrates Avini’s legacy and the spirit of resistance in cinema.