Discover the Hidden Treasures of Tehran's Vibrant Art Galleries!

Discover the Hidden Treasures of Tehran’s Vibrant Art Galleries!

Art enthusiasts are in for a treat as several galleries in Tehran are currently showcasing a variety of exhibitions featuring talented artists. From stunning paintings to captivating photography, these displays offer a glimpse into the vibrant art scene in the city. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the ongoing exhibitions that you can explore until mid-March.

Saless Gallery is currently hosting a remarkable exhibition titled “Rostam’s Room”. This exhibition features a large number of artists and will be open to the public until March 19. You can visit the gallery at 148 Karim Khan Ave to experience this artistic endeavor.

Another notable exhibition is taking place at Ebteda Gallery, showcasing the enchanting works of Hosnieh Zaferanchizadeh. This exhibition, named “My Flowers”, is a beautiful representation of floral themes and will be available for viewing until February 25. The gallery is conveniently located at 35 Farrokhi Alley, near Vali-e Asr Square.

At Yafteh Gallery, a collective exhibition featuring the artworks of Hassan Esmaeilzadeh, Ali Pourazar, Mina Hakim, and Amir Hossein Alavijeh is currently underway. Titled “One Thousand and One Sights”, this exhibition will run until February 28. You can find this gallery at 8 Taleqani Dead End, Yarmohammadi St. in the Darus Neighborhood.

Also worth visiting is Etemad Gallery 1, where the works of Mehrdad Pournazarali are on display in an exhibition named “Inherited Garden”. This exhibition will be available until March 14 at 25 Shirudi Alley, Mofatteh St., near Haft-e Tir Square.

Adapa Gallery is currently featuring Mojtaba Taqvai in an exhibition titled “The Vanishing Archive”. Art lovers can enjoy this exhibit until March 15 at No. 5, Sumesara Alley, Sazesh St., Vali-e Asr Square.

At Javid Gallery, discover the artistic expressions of Sajjad Mahmoudi in an exhibition called “The First Season”. This exhibition will be open until March 3 at 17 Zartosht St., Vali-e Asr Ave.

Sohrab Gallery is currently hosting an exhibition featuring the works of Reza Yarahmadi titled “That Homey Tree”. Visitors can view this collection until March 10 at 142 Somayyeh St..

Sepideh Farzam is showcasing her latest works in an exhibition at Bavan Gallery. Titled “Beyond the Weaves”, this exhibit will run until March 10 at 7 Abdo off Lareztan St. off Motahhari Ave.

For photography enthusiasts, 009821 Projects Gallery is featuring a collection of photographs by Nasrin Larijani. The exhibition, named “Stuttering”, will be available until March 4 at No. 25, 18th Alley, Kheradmand St., Karim Khan Ave.

Additionally, CAMA – Contemporary and Modern Art Gallery is hosting an exhibition of calligraphic paintings by Abbas Seifabadi. Titled “Windows Looking at You”, this exhibition will be open until February 26 at No. 44, 10th Golestan, Pasdaran St..

These exhibitions represent a rich tapestry of artistic expression and creativity in Tehran. Whether you are interested in painting, photography, or calligraphy, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the city’s vibrant art galleries. Don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artistry and talent that these exhibitions showcase.

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