“One Hundred Years of Iranian Painting” called / “Holy Signs” and “Mons John” become spectacular

According to Fars News Agency, the National Conference “One Hundred Years of Contemporary Iranian Painting” was organized by the Vice Chancellor for Research and Art of this academy with the aim of identifying and preserving and analyzing the works of painting in the last one hundred years. Contemporary is the provision of a cohesive and orderly source and heritage for artists today and tomorrow.

Artists, thinkers and scholars can write their research findings around the study axes such as “The subject and definition of Iranian painting in the contemporary period”, “Evolution in contemporary Iranian painting”, “Comparative studies in contemporary painting”, “Education, research” And “Critique in the field of contemporary Iranian painting”, “The impact of social developments in the process of contemporary Iranian painting” and “Contemporary Iranian painting in relation to other arts” to send to the scientific secretariat of this conference.

Those interested can submit abstracts of their articles, up to the first half of Azar 1400, by e-mail to the conference, at negargari@honar.ac.ir, or by mail to the conference secretariat, at Tehran, Valiasr St., below Taleghani St., No. 1552 , Academy of Arts, postal ID 1416953613.

The conference “One Hundred Years of Contemporary Iranian Painting”, whose scientific secretary is Khashayar Ghazizadeh, a member of the faculty of the Faculty of Arts of Shahed University, will be held in the first half of June 1401. Audiences can call 5-66954200 (ext. 1189) for more information.

* Exhibition of “Mons John” exhibition

Niavaran Cultural Center will soon host a solo exhibition of Mahshid Saberipoor calligraphy called “Mons Jan”. An exhibition of calligraphy by Mahshid Saberi ‌pour will be held on November 5 in Gallery No. 2 by the Niavaran Cultural Center. This exhibition will be exposed to the public with 30 calligraphic works by this artist.

Saberipour, born in the spring of Tehran, has a law degree and has spent two decades of his life acquiring various skills in the field of art, including drawing with black pen, hyperreal, watercolor painting, acrylic, oil paint, gold design. And typography and collaboration with interior architects.

He gained skills in the field of aesthetics, composition and visual arts under the supervision of Professor Ali Faramarzi and, realizing his strong interest in calligraphy in this field, and in this field from the experiences of prominent professors such as Professor Ismail Rashvand and Professor Gholam Hossein Altafi Has benefited.

Mons Jan Exhibition is a tumultuous world of Mahshid Saberi ذهن ذهن ور ور ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ور ‌ ور ور ‌ ور ‌ ور ‌ ‌ ‌ ور ور ور م م م س س س س س ور م م م م م That’s what he strives for.

“Nearly six decades have passed since the beginning of the calligraphy movement and this art is still growing and flourishing. Since the art of calligraphy in our country has a long and solid history, it can be a symbol of originality at any time,” he said. Be our cultural and artistic.

The black patterns of the Safavid period, the combination of Iranian lines, especially the third line, and the original Iranian colors such as azure and turquoise in inscriptions and mosques, and even a little later, the lines and patterns used on Neishabour and Rey pottery are so beautifully and skillfully combined that We are well reminded of the roots of calligraphy. Today, by preserving the aesthetic aspect and combining different styles, arts and materials, we try to create works that are worthy of gratitude from the past and admiration for the future. He hopes that in this exhibition, he will be able to create a link between the look of your loved ones and his feelings that if this is realized, he has achieved what he wants.

The calligraphy exhibition will be held from November 5 to 7 in Gallery No. 2 of Niavaran Cultural Center. Those who are interested can visit this exhibition on normal days from 10:00 to 18:00 and on holidays from 14:00 to 18:00 at Niavaran Cultural Center.

* Exhibition of “Holy Signs”

Niavaran Cultural Center will host the second exhibition of Abdullah Moghaddasi calligraphy. An exhibition of Abdullah Moghaddasi’s calligraphic works will be held on November 5 at Gallery No. 1 by the Niavaran Cultural Center.

This exhibition consists of 15 calligraphic works by this artist, entitled Holy Verses and the Use of the Divine Word; It is especially in the name of God that will be exposed to the public. These works have been evaluated in terms of form and space as well as large dimensions and in fact completely avant-garde, personal and away from any proximity to common examples in Iran and the world.

He was born in August 1977 in Tehran. In the presence of professors such as Professor Mohammad Heydari and Sedaghat Jabbari, he has acquired various skills in the field of art. Selected artist of the Calligraphy Conference of the Islamic World in the New Trends section in 1996.

Although he considers his works to be far removed from calligraphy and even calligraphy, his works are evaluated in the style of abstract calligraphy. His works have been painted on the wall in Russia, the UAE and China, and preparations are being made for exhibitions in Europe and some Arab countries, albeit with a delay due to the world’s conflict with the Corona pandemic.

The calligraphy exhibition will be held from November 5 to 7 in Gallery No. 1 of Niavaran Cultural Center. Those who are interested can visit this exhibition on normal days from 10:00 to 18:00 and on holidays from 14:00 to 18:00 at Niavaran Cultural Center.

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