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Osprey V, the first English-speaking rock band from Gaza, has emerged as a powerful voice amid ongoing conflict. Founded in 2015 by cousins Raji and Mo’men, the band symbolizes resilience and defiance, using rock music to tell the stories of those affected by war. Despite challenges such as displacement and destruction, they continue to produce music that addresses loss and longing. Their songs aim to confront Western perceptions of Gaza while fostering connection with displaced musicians. Osprey V remains committed to advocacy and change, declaring, “We are the voice of the voiceless,” as they strive to inspire hope through their art.
The Persian translation of Charles Melville’s “Safavid Persia in the Age of Empires” is now available in Iran, offering a detailed exploration of the Safavid era, crucial for understanding Persian identity. Translated by Khosro Khajeh Nouri and Neda Honarmandi, the 727-page book is published by Amir Kabir Publishing House and is the 10th volume in the “The Idea of Iran” series. It highlights the Safavid regime’s pivotal role in uniting Persian lands and transforming the religious landscape. The book discusses the era’s literary and artistic vibrancy, interactions with neighboring empires, and insights into Iranian self-perception during a significant historical period.
Explore the vibrant contemporary art scene in the city with exciting exhibitions at various galleries. Saless Gallery features Reza Daryakenari’s striking photographs until May 27. Binesh Gallery showcases Shervin Pashai’s “Raaspee Returns” until May 25, while Ebteda Gallery displays Shima Shoqi Beigi’s “What I Endure” until May 20. Negar Gallery presents Mohammad Nourian’s “The Lovers’ Dusk” until May 26. Other notable exhibitions include works by Sina Qadaksaz at Dastan Basement Gallery (until May 21), Mona Kalahroudi at Soo Gallery (until June 6), and Nima Zeitoun-Nejad at Javid Gallery (until May 26). Immerse yourself in this artistic journey!
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The 26th Fajr International Film Festival Market will be held in Shiraz, Iran, from November 28 to December 2, coinciding with the 43rd Fajr International Film Festival. Directed by Fatemeh Javahersaz, the event aims to connect filmmakers, buyers, and exhibitors from various global regions, including Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia. Emphasizing Iranian participation, Javahersaz highlighted the structured market format, featuring designated booths for interactions. Despite potential overlaps with other international markets, such as the Asia TV Forum, the event promises a fresh experience. The festival celebrates cinematic art and fosters international collaboration, making it a significant event in the global film calendar.