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By Mohamadreza Seyedagha
Art Bureau connecting artists, raising global awareness through universal language of art
After Iran was attacked by the United States and Israel on February 28, a committee was established at the Art Bureau in Tehran, focusing on the production and collection of artworks related to the war, which lasted for 40 days.
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Labkhand Theater reviews Royal National Theatre's “Fleabag”
TEHRAN – Labkhand Theater Complex in Tehran screened a stage recording of the 2019 Royal National Theater's production of “Fleabag” on Saturday evening.
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By Nikita Mikhalkov
The limits of power: why American materialism falters against the Iranian spirit
MOSCOW – In my view, this situation is less diplomatic, military, or political in nature than it is deeply rooted in the realm of mentality. The entire episode brings to mind a bodybuilder, artificially enhanced by steroids, his physique swollen with muscle, who—fully confident of victory—approaches a frail and unassuming Shaolin monk, one who has attained mastery in the martial arts. From the outside, the outcome of such a confrontation appears entirely predictable; in reality, however, everything unfolds quite differently.
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By Mohamadreza Seyedagha
Art Bureau connecting artists, raising global awareness through universal language of art
After Iran was attacked by the United States and Israel on February 28, a committee was established at the Art Bureau in Tehran, focusing on the production and collection of artworks related to the war, which lasted for 40 days.
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Labkhand Theater reviews Royal National Theatre's “Fleabag”
TEHRAN – Labkhand Theater Complex in Tehran screened a stage recording of the 2019 Royal National Theater's production of “Fleabag” on Saturday evening.
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Roudaki Hall to host Fereydoun Nassehi’s piano recital
TEHRAN – A piano recital is scheduled for May 14 at the Roudaki Hall in Tehran, where the Iranian veteran pianist Fereydoun Nassehi will perform pieces from famous composers.
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By Nikita Mikhalkov
The limits of power: why American materialism falters against the Iranian spirit
MOSCOW – In my view, this situation is less diplomatic, military, or political in nature than it is deeply rooted in the realm of mentality. The entire episode brings to mind a bodybuilder, artificially enhanced by steroids, his physique swollen with muscle, who—fully confident of victory—approaches a frail and unassuming Shaolin monk, one who has attained mastery in the martial arts. From the outside, the outcome of such a confrontation appears entirely predictable; in reality, however, everything unfolds quite differently.
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Persian translation of Bernstein’s “Einstein” republished after 26 years
TEHRAN – The third edition of the Persian translation of “Einstein” by Jeremy Bernstein has been released after 26 years.
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Tehran International Book Fair to be held online
TEHRAN – The 37th edition of the Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF), the country’s largest annual cultural event, is scheduled to go online in mid-May, the organizers have announced.
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“Script of the Homeland” calligraphy exhibition opens at Azadi Tower
TEHRAN- The “Script of the Homeland” calligraphy exhibition, featuring the latest works of prominent master Kaveh Teimouri, was officially inaugurated on Tuesday at the Azadi Tower cultural complex in Tehran.
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Iranian artist’s cartoons review US presidents’ failure in handling Strait of Hormuz
TEHRAN – Iranian artist Mohammad Hossein Niroomand has compared US military presence in the Persian Gulf during the presidencies of Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump by publishing his new cartoon about Trump’s impasse in the Strait of Hormuz and reposting an older cartoon in Kayhan newspaper.
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Iranian war drama “God of War” hits Russian streaming platform Ökko
TEHRAN- The Iranian war drama “God of War” has premiered on Ökko, one of Russia’s leading online streaming platforms, marking a new step in the international distribution of Iranian cinema, Mehr reported on Wednesday.
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Honoring Saadi is honoring living Iranian spirit, culture minister says
TEHRAN – The Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, in a message on the occasion of the National Day of Saadi Shirazi (April 21), said: “Honoring Saadi is honoring the living Iranian spirit, a spirit the world needs today more than ever.”
