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Experience the Enchanting Mirzaeian Choir and Orchestra Live at Vahdat Hall!
The Mirzaeian Choir and Orchestra, led by conductor Serjik Mirzaeian, is set to enchant audiences with a captivating performance at Vahdat Hall in Tehran on Sunday evening. Featuring over 140 musicians, the concert will showcase classic pieces composed by Mirzaeian, performed in Armenian. Attendees can expect an immersive musical journey highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the Armenian community. The choir’s diverse vocal range and emotional resonance promise to create a powerful experience. This event is a celebration of musical excellence and cultural heritage, making it a must-see for all music lovers in Tehran.
Art Unites: ‘The Storm Still Rages’ Launches in Caracas, Celebrating Global Solidarity
“The Storm Still Rages,” an international exhibition showcasing graphic design, has opened in Caracas, Venezuela, organized by Iran’s Art Bureau and its Cultural Attaché. Curated by Mohammad Saber Sheikh Rezai, the exhibition features 182 pieces from 80 artists across five continents, including 30 Iranian and 50 Palestinian artists. The collection reflects responses to crises in Palestine and Lebanon since the Al-Aqsa Storm operation began on October 7, 2023. Running from March 25 for ten days at the National Art Gallery, it promotes cultural exchange and highlights art’s role in fostering solidarity amid humanitarian challenges.
Groundbreaking Book Celebrating the First Somali-American Muslim Woman Elected to U.S. Congress Now Available in Persian
The Persian translation of “This Is What America Looks Like” by Ilhan Omar and Rebecca Paley is now available in Iran. The memoir details Omar’s journey as the first African refugee and Somali-American elected to Congress, highlighting her resilience and determination. Translated by Sepideh Ashrafi, the 184-page book provides an intimate view of her life and political career, including her advocacy for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement and her battles against voter ID laws. Omar’s story serves as an inspiration, illustrating the power of perseverance in overcoming adversity and achieving the American dream.
23rd Tehran Auction Shatters Expectations with $2.2 Million in Sales!
The 23rd Tehran Auction, held at the Parsian Azadi Hotel, showcased “Modern and Contemporary Iranian Art” and raised approximately $2.2 million. Featuring 100 works by 97 artists, the auction highlighted emerging talent rather than established figures. The top sale was Hossein Zenderoudi’s “Andam,” fetching about $178,750, followed by Masoud Arabshahi’s untitled piece at $145,750, and Sahand Hesamian’s sculpture “The Hidden Side” at $126,500. Established in 2012, the Tehran Auction aims to promote Iranian art globally, fostering a vibrant community of collectors and enthusiasts while celebrating the country’s creative culture.
Jalal Literary Awards Unveils Esteemed Winners: Celebrating Excellence in Literature!
The 17th Jalal Al-e Ahmad Literary Awards celebrated exceptional Iranian literary talent in a ceremony at Tehran’s National Library Auditorium. Notable winners included Shiva Khademi for “The Factory’s Soil,” Samad Taheri for his short story collection “The Green-Robed Fairy,” and Majid Qeisari for his novel “Stone of Destiny.” Gol-Ali Babai received a Lifetime Achievement award for his documentation of the Iran-Iraq war. Named after the influential writer Jalal Al-e Ahmad, these awards promote literary excellence and inspire diverse storytelling, fostering a vibrant literary culture in Iran and recognizing the contributions of its authors to the literary world.
Fajr Music Festival Celebrates Resilience with Inaugural Resistance Award
The 40th International Fajr Music Festival will take place from February 11 to 17, showcasing musical talent across ten halls in Tehran and 20 provinces. This year, a new award titled “Peace and Resistance” will honor performances highlighting the Resistance Front. The festival features diverse genres, including traditional, pop, ethnic, and classical music, with each province hosting unique events. Organized by the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, the festival aims to promote Iranian music, preserve national identity, and support youth initiatives, fostering a cultural movement that inspires and uplifts the community through artistic expression.