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The “Year Zero” international cartoon and caricature exhibition has opened at the Palestine Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran, showcasing 700 works by 65 artists from 42 countries. The exhibition reflects the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Lebanon following the October 7 attacks, with over 600,000 reported injuries in Gaza. Co-organized by the North Khorasan Art Bureau, the event aims to express global artistic concerns for the Palestinian people. Curator Abbas Naseri emphasized the role of art in depicting harsh realities, while the exhibition serves as a historical record of solidarity with the oppressed. It runs until May 5.
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This weekend, the Book Garden Cineplex in Tehran will screen the acclaimed Chinese 3D-animated films “Ne Zha” (2019) and “Ne Zha 2” (2025), accompanied by review sessions for audience discussion. Directed by Jiaozi, “Ne Zha” tells the story of a boy reincarnated from a demon orb, navigating his fate amid chaos and fear. The original film achieved significant success, becoming the highest-grossing animated film in China and globally. Its sequel, “Ne Zha 2,” follows Ne Zha and his friend Ao Bing, achieving record-breaking box office success. Don’t miss this engaging cinematic experience and thematic exploration of friendship and destiny.
The “Tall Heights of History” art exhibition, focused on Ashura, launched at Tehran’s Art Bureau on Tuesday. It features ten narratives expressed through 100 paintings and miniatures from the Visual Arts Center’s archives, created by 40 artists. The event attracted cultural figures and highlighted the connection between visual art and storytelling, with narratives written by notable figures from cinema and theater. Key themes include the “Beginning of the Epic” and “Karbala Still.” Open to the public until August 24, the exhibition offers an engaging exploration of Ashura’s cultural and historical significance through art and narrative.
On its 46th anniversary, Tehran Times received congratulations from Vasily Pushkov, Director of International Cooperation at Rossiya Segodnya, highlighting its role as Iran’s oldest English-language newspaper. Pushkov praised the publication for its commitment to journalism and international media relations, noting its efforts to enhance understanding of regional and global issues. The partnership between Rossiya Segodnya and Tehran Times facilitates accurate information access for Russian audiences. Pushkov expressed optimism for future projects to strengthen Iran-Russia relations. The anniversary reaffirms Tehran Times’ dedication to quality journalism, bridging cultural gaps, and fostering dialogue amid evolving media landscapes.