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News on August 2, 2006
Eve
of Poetry with the title of “Qana never Dies”, with attendance of
distinguished poets will take place in Niavaran Cultural Center.
Holding the reverence of the Lebanese defense, on Monday August 7,
at 5:00 pm, both experienced and young Persian poets will read their
verses about the tragic inhumanity behavior of a country against
another. Ali Aeenehsaz has invited all the artists and aficionados
to use their Persian artistic temper to honor the South Lebanese and
Qana’s martyrs while announcing the fortitude and immorality of the
untiring defenders of that land.
Theater
The
Puppet Show of “Demons & the men” is on stage until August 22, 2006.
Cinema
“Café Setareh”
Directed by: Saman Moghaddam
Produced by: Mostafa Shayesteh
News on July 23, 2006
On
the occasion of the holy birthday of Fatima
Opening of Women Artistic Festival with attendance of outstanding
ladies in the field of visual arts and music
At
5:00 pm on Saturday July 15, the Women Artistic Festival opens in
Niavaran Cultural Center. There will be an exhibition of 52 art
works of painting, space work and video art at the visual arts
exhibition of this festival. 16 of these works belong to Shahla
Habibi, 15 to Hayedeh Zarrinbal, 8 to Mansooreh Hosseini, 10 works
to Maryam Saloor and 3 video arts to Farideh Shahsavarani which will
be presented in the main gallery of Niavaran Cultural Center for
four days.
“Dream of color, Metra, Lullaby” are the titles of Farideh
Shahsavarani’s video arts that present the traditional clothing of
women, lost serenity of mothers and human salvation. In this
exhibition, the hand made clothing of women from different regions
of Iran with photos of Persian women traditional clothes which are
the result of Nahid Omidi’s 30 years experience in this field would
be performed. The musical play of “That extreme Jasmine” written by
Mandana Abghari and directed by Alireza Dehghani will go on stage
every day at 5:30 pm in the main hall of Niavaran.
This
play is a composition of music, form and illustration since the
man’s creation till the birthday of Fatifa. Music of Republic of
Azerbaijan, Turkey and Iran (Pari Zangeneh, Khatereh Parvaneh) are
the music programs of this festival.
News on July 23, 2006
“Sarmad Ensemble” in Niavaran on July 21, 22 & 23
“Sarmad Ensemble” directed by Ali Ghamsari will perform in Niavaran
from Thursday July 21 until Saturday July 23 at 6:30 pm.
This
concert will be presented in two parts. The first part will be
completely musical by Tar, Kamancheh, Percussion Instruments and
Dijirido. The second part includes four songs, a few rhythmic pieces
and a piece on Greek Leedin scale named “Khamoosh”. Mesbah Ghamsari
(Dijirido, Nuban Harp & Duduk), Negar Kharkan (Kamancheh, Bass
Ghaychak), Erfan Shahrabadi (Ney), Golnaz Khazaee (Daff), Ashkan
Rahbar (Tar), Majid Khayati (Bass Tar), Vahid Saberi (Santour),
Hamed Zand Karim Khani (Tombak), Ali Ghamsari (Tar player &
compositor) are the members of this ensemble.
Two
new instruments of “Dijirido & Noban Harp” will be introduced in
this concert.
July 24 – 26, 2006
Indonesian Cultural Festival
Niavaran Cultural Center
Indonesian Cultural Festival will be performed in Niavaran Cultural
Center on July 24 – 26. The vice president of Tourism Ministry of
Indonesia will open this ceremony, and exhibitions on handicrafts
and jewels, traditional and Islamic Indonesian clothing, photos of
tourism attractions, traditional & regional food and batik training
workshop (art of painting on cloths). Music of Angklung (traditional
instrument of Indonesia), meetings on tourism and the attractions of
Indonesia would be the other programs of this festival.
News on July 23, 2006
Musical Puppet Show
Niavaran Cultural Center
A
musical puppet show especially for children and youth will go on
stage at 7:00 pm in Goosheh Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center every
day until the 22nd of August. The story of “Demons & the
Men” is the title of this happy play that is written and directed by
Maryam Kazemi. Khosro Ahmadi, Sara Banisadr, Hossein Mazinani, Ana
Namakchian, Mohammad Reza Taghipoor, Maysam Usefi and Laleh Shoari
are the artists and Hassan Ziaee is the puppet designer of this
play. Maryam Kazemi explains the outline of this play as: “A kind
Demon who likes human very much but doesn’t hunt them gets into
conflict with other demons so he was exiled to the world of the Men…
The
story of “Demons & the Men” will not be performed on Saturdays.
News on July 23, 2006
80 Artists and Indonesian Tourism
Experts
In Niavaran Cultural Center
With
attendance of 80 artists and Indonesian tourism experts the ceremony
of the Cultural Festival of Indonesia opens at 9:30 am on Monday
July 24th.
Indonesians have invited Persians to visit the traditional clothes,
photos of tourism attractions, handicrafts, Angklung performance
(the traditional instrument of Indonesia) and tasting their local
food. The vice president of Indonesian Tourism Ministry and the
Ambassador of Indonesia in Iran will give a speech on this festival
and its relations with Iran through a news conference in Niavaran at
10:30 am in the opening ceremony.
Gallery
On
the occasion of Women Artistic Festival, four concerts will be
performed particularly for ladies during the ceremonies in Niavaran
Cultural Center.
On
Saturday July 15 after the opening ceremony, a Turkish ensemble
directed by Nebahat Ulmaz (vocalist) and accompanied by Aishe Noor
Chokran (Daf), Maryam Yerli (Ney) will start the programs. This
ensemble will perform again on Monday July 17. On Sunday July 16,
Pari Zangeneh will perform classic pieces and Persian folk songs.
She has presented more than 300 songs up to now and has performed in
New York, Boston, Munich, Japan, Paris and… In this concert she will
sing pieces of Schubert, Schumann, Brahms and also “Garnet
Bracelet”, “Blue Dress”, “Caravan” and “Distraction” (names of
Persian folk songs). Fariba Javaheri will accompany her with piano.
Khatereh Parvaneh along with Ophelia Parto (pianist) and Nushin
Aghighi (Daf player) will perform on the third and ending night of
the festival. “Wild Deer”, “Shirazi folk music”, “Heart’s
Annunciation”, “Sweet Spring” and… (names of the songs) will be sung
by her. The Azerbaijan Ensemble will perform on Saturday and Sunday
July 15 & 16 with 11 members directed by Saeedeh Bagher Ova and
“Urkhan Mohammad Ov” as vocalist.
Niavaran Artistic Creations Foundation has organized this festival
on the occasion of Women Artistic Festival that includes theater,
visual arts, poem and music and is due through July 15 – 17.
In
the name of God
Niavaran Artistic
Creations Foundation
Respects your
attendance at “International Women Festival”
Coinciding with the
blessed birthday
Of
Holy Fatima during
July 15 & 17, 2006.
“Naghsh-e-Noor” (Impression of Light)
Photo Exhibition Opening
In
Niavaran Cultural Center
The
exhibition of “Alireza Rajaieh” photos is being held in Niavaran
Cultural Center’s Gallery No. 2.
“Naghsh-e-Noor” is the title of this exhibition which includes 20
colored photos of different parts of crystal objects.
Rajaieh is a cinema graduated, majoring on directing and he has been
photographing as an expert since 1994. His main idea in this
exhibition has been trying to pay more attention to different parts
and points which we notice them in our every day life as a totality
but we don’t notice them as much as they deserve to be noticed.
This exhibition will be on view until Thursday June
15 and the visiting hours will be from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
News
April 30, 2006
Niavaran
Return of Saeed Poorsamimi to Play Reading
In
spring of last year, Saeed Poorsamimi worked on “faust” along with
Parizad Sayf which was directed and dramatized by Katayoun
Hosseinzadeh for 4 nights. The experience was good enough to make
him return for play reading after not longer than a year.
On
the evening of Friday April 28 the fifth exercising session of the
play reading “Mede of Saint Medar” will be held.
Saeed Poorsamimi, Parizad Sayf and Keramat Roodsaz will read the
text under the observation of Katayoun Hosseinzadeh (the director).
“Mede of Saint Medar” is going to be read on May 1 – 4 on the
occasion of the International day of theater in Niavaran Cultural
Center. “Mah Soo” group is exercising every day for the performance.
“Saint Medar” is the name of a city and “Ani” is a middle aged woman
who has been a fan of theater since her youth. But other than an
experience in school, she was never able to be satisfied in this
field. Ani finds back her hobby through a difficult period of her
marriage life and tries to relieve her old pains to form the “Mede
of Saint Medar”.
Contemporaneously with the International day of Theater, “Dramas of
Life” including 20 pieces is going on stage. Babak Mohammadi the
writer and director of this work, benefiting subjects such as
racism, beauty surgeries, affection to dogs, the philosophy of women
beating, the importance of tourism, mistreatment of Europeans with
foreigners and the daily incidents subsisting in Austria and Iran
have created these pieces which each and every one of them puts a
smile on the audience’s lips while bringing up a social struggle
which exists all over the world. Each of these pieces is between 2
to 5 minutes long and the variety of the subjects along with the
contrast of the artists’ play has brought a new and modern
performance to the stage.
8
pieces of this play are the selection of audience which will be
performed at the first two nights. The other 12 will be performed
along with the selected ones every night at 7:00 p.m. in the main
hall of Niavaran Cultural Center.
April 26, 2006
Beginning of the fifth session of play reading and the second
session of street plays in Niavaran Cultural Center
On
Thursday April 27th the second session of street play and
on Saturday April 29th the fifth session of play reading
will start in Niavaran Cultural Center.
At
6:00 p.m. of Thursday and Friday April 27 & 28 the theater ensemble
“Afarinesh” will start its work of street plays of the year 85, with
the performance of “My house is in some other place” in the open
space of Niavaran Cultural Center.
Mostafa Sasani & Zamin Pardaz will be the artists of this play.
At
6:00 p.m. of Saturday and Sunday April 29 & 30 “Hiva” ensemble will
start the fifth session of play readings of Niavaran Cultural Center
with reading plays called “Interview” & “Poof”. Masoud Gharagozloo
is the director and Mohammad Rahmanian has written the script of
“Interview”. Dena Tarefi and Neda Tarefi are the readers of “Poof”
written by Lin Natij and Mahsa Sadraee & Anahita Mohebali are the
readers of this script.
It
is notable that the subject of the fifth session of play reading is
free and the subject for the second session of street plays is
Persian texts and will be performed by the Cinema & Theater
Department of Niavaran Cultural Center every week in Niavaran.
April 24, 2006
Mohammadi with 20 dramas of life and 9 players in a play
Return of “Herfeheeha” (Experts)
To
Niavaran Cultural Center
On
the April 27th the theater ensemble “Herfeheeha”
(Experts) return to Niavaran Cultural Center after two years. Babak
Mohammadi is the supervisor and director of this group whom this
time will take the 80 minutes “Dramas of Life” to the stage.
This
drama includes 20 pieces of short comedies. Afsar Asadi, Maryam
Saadat, Maedeh Tahmasebi, Ahmad Saatchian, Mohammad Reza Jozi,
Mahmood Akbar Shahi, Kazem Sayahi, Shima Bakhshandeh and Mozhgan
Joodi are the players of this charming and varied play. M. Aladpoosh
the light designer, D. Bani Ardalan the programmer and assistant
director, Sara Gharechedaghi the screen and custom designer, Koroush
Vafaeean is the pianist and the production manager of this play.
“Dramas of Life” is a collection of short stories of the daily life
of people which was published by Babak Mohammadi in a book called
“Madam Pipi and a few other plays” in 2003. Babak Mohammadi is a
M.A. graduated from Austria and Italy whom after 20 years of
expertise activities in the fields of cinema and theater outside and
inside the country and publishing different play scripts in German
has been working in Iran for a while. His and “Herfeheeha”’s last
work was “Herfeheeha, a sad comedy” which was performed in Niavaran
and City Theater and now “Dramas of Life” is the second cooperation
of this group. April 27 – June 2 would be the date of this work’s
performance every night in the main hall of Niavaran Cultural
Center.
April 24, 2006
On
the occasion of the International day of Theater
Along with “Mahsoo” ensemble
Play
Reading of Saeed Poorsamimi
In
Niavaran Cultural Center
On
the occasion of the International day of Theater, “Mahsoo” ensemble
will perform 4 sessions of play reading in Niavaran Cultural Center.
This
script has been written by “Anka Vesideh” and has been translated by
Mehrnoosh Solooki. Katayoun Hosseinzadeh is the director of this
work which will be performed in the open space of Niavaran Cultural
Center during April 21 – 24.
Saeed Poorsamimi, Parizad Sayf and Keramat Roodsaz will be the
readers of this work.
“Mede of Saint Medar” is one of the famous plays of the nineties.
The story is about a woman enamored of theater and her problems with
her husband through her destiny.
This
would be the second presence of Saeed Poorsamimi in the arena of
play reading.
He
played in “Faust” play reading. It’s notable that the up mentioned 4
performances will be at 6:00 p.m.
April 24, 2006
Criticizing and analyzing of the motion picture “Havoo”
In
Niavaran Cultural Center
On
Monday April 24th the criticizing and analyzing session
of “Havoo” will be presented in the movie theater of Niavaran.
The
movie will be featured at 6:00 p.m. and then the session will start
with the presence of “Alireza Davoodnezhad” the writer and director
of the work and Nima Hassani Nasab the critic. These sessions
started since the second half of last year on the best movies of the
day in Niavaran Cultural Center and it will be continued this year,
too.
News of Niavaran on Feb. 20, 2006
Street Play & Play Reading
Thursday & Friday Feb. 16 & 17 on 5:30 p.m. the street play of
“Javanmard-e Ghassab” (The Cavalier Butcher) written, directed &
played by “Sajed Ghoddosian” in the open space of Niavaran Cultural
Center. Saturday and Sunday Feb 19 & 20 on 4:00 p.m. the play
reading “Booy-ye Hame-ye Atrha-ye Arabestan” (The smell of all
perfumes of Arabia) written by “Fermando Arbal” will be read on a
team work with Negin Zamani, Payman Fatemi and Reza Hazaveh’s
narration.
February 27 & 28, 2006
Sirus Ebrahimzadeh and Reza Babak
Monday and Tuesday 27 & 28 of Feb. at 6:00 p.m. “Vakil-e Taskhiri”
(Court-appointed Lawyer) written by “John Mortimer”, translated and
directed by “Sirus Ebrahimzadeh” will be narrated in Goosheh Hall of
Niavaran Cultural Center. Reza Babak, Mahmood Akbarshahi, Saman
Azin, Reza Soofi and Hamed Seyed are the narrators of this play
which is “Paeezeh” group’s work.
Chista Yasrebi
“Girl and the dead man”
On Saturday and Sunday Feb. 25 & 26, “Girl and the dead man” play,
written and directed by “Chista Yasrebi” will be read in Goosheh
Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center. Elnaz Shakerdoost, Amir Delavari,
Minoo Zahedi, Alireza Mehran & Alireza Tarikhi are the play readers
of this art work.
On the day after this performance, there would be a session of
critic and analyze of the work with the presence of “Behzad
Sedighi”. “Melika and the dead man” was to be the title of this play
but Yasrebi renamed it just before the performance.
“Jan Sakht” (Die Hard) with Bruce Willis
A Film, a film script
On Sunday Feb. 19, the movie “Die Hard” of “John Mac Tier Nan” will
be featured along with critic and analyzing right after. “Jab
Stewart and Steven E. Disuse” have written this work and Bruce
Willis, Allen Rickman, Bane Bodleian and… are the players. “Die
hard” is an American production of 1998 which will be criticized by
Hamid Garshasbi. This program is being presented every last Sunday
of each month in Khalij-e-Fars Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center with
cooperation of Cinema Dept. of Niavaran and “Filmnegar Cinema
Journal”.
Calligraphy Exhibition with inscription writing
On Sunday Feb. 12, 2006, the calligraphy exhibition of Nader Abedini
will be presented in gallery # 2 of Niavaran Cultural Center. 45
gilled and illuminated inscription writing art works have been put
on view in this exhibition. These pen drawings Nasta’liq
compositions are selected from verses of the holy Koran and Persian
poems. Nader Abedini the son of master “Mansoor Abedini” is one of
the renowned contemporary painters graduated from the art &
architect faculty and has passed different calligraphy courses in
the Calligraphy Association under the training of master “Karam Ali
Shirazi” between the periods of 1989 to 1993. His first personal
exhibition will be on view until Feb. 19 in the gallery# 2 of
Niavaran Cultural Center from 10:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. everyday.
The second Ashooraee Play Reading
On Sunday and Monday Feb. 12 & 13 at 5:00 p.m. the second session of
Ashooraee play reading will be presented in Goosheh Hall of
Niavaran. “Butler’s passage” written by Akbar Radi and directed by
Naser Sohrabi will be narrated on the mentioned date. Anoosh
Moazami, Ali Jamshidi, Yalda Ghashghaee, Ali Shams, Hamid Reza
Maghami, Ali Abedi, Nima Zare, Mehrdad Bahram, Mohammad Reza
Saffari, Hamed Hooshyar and Naser Sohrabi are the narrators of this
play.
Hooshang Samani has composed the music of this play reading.
Ali Aeenehsaz, the new director of Niavaran Cultural Center
Along with a command from Dr. Imani, the Deputy Minister in Artistic
Affairs of Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, Ali Aeenehsaz
has been selected as the director of Niavaran Cultural Center.
Aeenehsaz is a member of Scientific Board of Jahad-e Daneshgahi and
Vahdat Hall whom has been the director of Vahdat Hall for the past
two years. He used to be the manager of Graphic Dept., director of
Cinema and Theater Dept. Director of Photography Dept. of Art
University, the general secretary of Fajr Music Festival for three
years. He has also been the manager of Persian Cultural House in
Karachi, Pakistan, the member of Post Museum’s Board of Trustees.
Aeenehsaz has been nominated as the director of Niavaran Cultural
Center while appreciating and honoring Dr. Fadavi’s cultural and
artistic services.
Latest News on Niavaran
January 21, 2006
Mezrab, Isomi Miamato, Raphael Miaskanian
A week of music
In Niavaran Cultural Center
Performing these three last concerts, Niavaran’s music file will be
closed for this solar year. At 6:00 PM of Saturday & Sunday January
21 & 22 the Mezrab Persian traditional music ensemble which lately
has had a performance in Fajr Music Festival, with supervision of
Mahdi Valeh, and with the honorable attendance of Majid Derakhshani
and Darshan Annand will perform pieces such as “Ay Ghoome be Haj
Rafteh”, “Ay Joseph”, “Hejabe Chehreye Jan” and… in the
Khalij-e-Fars Hall.
On 6:00 PM of Tuesday and Wednesday 24 & 25 of January, Isomi
Miamato, the Japanese bright future pianist will perform pieces of
famous compositors in Niavaran Artistic Creations Foundation with
the cooperation of Embassy of Japan and Arshe Jame Jam and Yamaha’s
support. These classical pieces will be performed at the
Khalij-e-Fars Hall for two nights as mentioned. This would be
Isomi’s third performance in last 3 years in Niavaran.
At 6:30 PM of Thursday and Friday 26 and 27 of January, Raphael
Minaskanian, the
Masterful Persian pianist will play pieces of Mozart and Schumann on
the occasion of the 250th. Birthday anniversary of Mozart
and centennial commemoration of Schumann, to give it a fine ending
for a year of music performance in Niavaran Cultural Center.
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Latest news
of Niavaran on Jan. 4, 2006
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Beginning of Street
Plays and the sixth session of play reading
In Niavaran Cultural
Center
On Thursdays and
Fridays, street plays and on Saturdays & Sundays, play reading
sessions will be held in Niavaran Cultural Center. For the start, on
the first week on Jan. 5 & 6, “Three servants & no master” written
by Maliheh Moradi and directed by Mahdi Arjmand will be presented in
the open space of Niavaran Cultural Center at 5:30 PM. Ahmad
Akashteh, Bahram Bahrami and Mahdi arjmand will be playing in this
20 minutes piece.
On Saturday and Sunday
Jan. 7 & 8, the sixth session of play reading starts with a
melodrama text titled “Midway Kiosk” written by Sam Sheppard and
directed by Abbas Naderan will be presented at 4:00 PM. Mohammad
Babavand, Negar Atashafrooz and Abbas Naderan are the readers of
this play.
News on Jan 2, 2006
Prolongation of Realism
and Hyper Realism Exhibition
In Niavaran Cultural
Center
In the past 24 days,
more than 9,000 visitors visited this exhibition.
The exhibition was
prolonged until January 20. This project is being held in two
galleries of Niavaran Cultural Center with 186 tableaus of 96
artists which reviews 4 generations of Persian Realism painting.
The oldest work of this
exhibition is titled by “Tired Butler” which has been created by
“Alireza Arzhangi” on 1922. Among the visitors, other than the
renowned painters of different styles of painting in our country,
foreign tourists, cross-country student groups, and artists such as
A. Kiarostami, Dr. Elahi Ghomshehee and…have visited the exhibition.
This exposition will be
on every day from 10:00 AM through 8:00 PM (holidays from 2:00 PM
until 8:00 PM) until Jan. 20, 2006.
News on January 7, 2006
“Panic Room” – David
Fincher
Niavaran Cultural Center
On 5:00 PM of Sunday
Jauary 8, Panic Room of David Fincher will be featured and the
screenplay will be criticized & analyzed. David Coep has written the
screenplay and Judy Foster, Christian Stewart, Forest Vitaker and…
are the cast players of the movie. Dariush Zanji and Conrad Hall are
directors of photography and Howard Shore has composed the music of
this movie. Shabnam Mirzai-ol-abedin will be the critic and analyzer
of the movie.
News on January 4, 2006
Beginning of Street
Plays
And the sixth session of
Play Reading
From now on every
Thursday and Friday, Street Plays and Saturday and Sundays, sessions
of Play Reading will be performed in Niavaran Cultural Center. For
the start, on the first week, on January 5 & 6, on 5:30 PM, “Three
servants and no master” written by Maliheh Moradi and directed by
Mahdi Arjmand will be performed in the open space of Niavaran
Cultural Center. Ahmad Akashteh, Bahram Bahrami, and Mahdi Arjmand
will be the actors of this 20 minutes play. On 4:00 PM of Saturday
and Sunday January 7 & 8, the sixth session of play reading will be
presented with a melodrama called “Dakeh-ye Bayne Rah” (A Kiosk in
the midway) written by Sam Sheppard and directed by Abbas Naderan.
Mohammad Babavand, Sima Norouzian, Negar Atashafrooz and Abbas
Naderan will be the readers of this work.
News on January 2, 2006
Realism & Hyper Realism
Exhibition Renewal
More than 9 thousand
interests have visited the exhibition of Realism & Hyper Realism in
the past 24 days. For this reason the exhibition was renewed until
January 20th.
The exhibition is on
view in the two galleries of Niavaran Cultural Center with 186
paintings of 96 artists which overviews 4 generations of Iran’s
Realist paintings.
The oldest work of art
in this collection is called “Sagha-ye Khasteh” (Tired Bottler)
which has been created on 1922 by “Alireza Arzhangi”. Among the
visitors of this exhibition, other than renowned painters of
different styles of our country, foreign tourists, student groups
from all over the country, personalities such as Abbas Kiarostami,
Dr. Elahi Ghomshehee and… were present.
This exhibition will be
on view every day at 10:00 AM until 8:00 PM on weekdays and 2:00 PM
until 8:00 PM on weekends and holidays.
News on Jauary 2, 2006
New generation of
Persian Tar players
“Nasl-e-No” Music
Festival
On 6:00 PM of Thursday
and Friday January 5 and 6, the music festival of “Nasl-e-No” will
be performed in Khalij-e-Fars hall of Niavaran Cultural Center.
This festival has been
planed with the aim of originating necessary fields for introducing
the Persian new generation musicians, making chances for this
generation’s performances, figuring future horizon for music and
evaluation of music training system of young age of less than 28
years old. In this festival, 6 young Tar players whom have passed
three stages of selection tests will perform Tar solo.
At the first night,
Bahareh Fayyazi (in Mahoor system), Hossein Emadi (Isfehan song),
Siavash Imani (Abu Ata Isfehan) and at the second night, Amir Pooyan
Biglar (In Segah system), Faraz Entesari (Abu Ata song) and Babak
Rahati (in Homauon system) will play the Tar.
The second series of
Nasl-e-No music festival will end with the accompaniment of the
mentioned six Tar players. This festival is not a competition and
all the six players are considered as the best selected players.
Dariush Talaee has cooperated music department of Niavaran Cultural
Center in performing this program.
It is notable that last year the music
festival of “Nasl-e-No” was allocated to Piano players which four
piano players performed in a one night
concert.
New generation of
Persian Tar players
“Nasl-e-No” Music
Festival in Niavaran Cultural Center
Thursday and Friday Jan.
5 & 6, “Nasl-e-No” Music Festival will be presented in Khalij-e-Fars
Hall of Niavaran at: 6:00 PM. This festival aims to prepare the
necessary fields for introducing Persian new generation musicians,
creating performance opportunities for this generation, imaging the
future horizons of music and evaluation the system of training music
specially designed for young trainees under 28 years of age. In this
festival, 6 young Tar players whom have passed 3 stages and have
been selected will perform.
On the first night,
Bahareh Fayazi (plays in Mahoor system), Hossein Emadi (Isfahan
Song), Siavash Imani (Isfahan Abuata) and on the second night Amir
Pooyan Biglar (plays in Segah system), Faraz Entesari (Abuata song)
and Babak Rahati (Homaun).The ending of This festival is the six
players accompaniment. This program is not competitive and all six
players have been selected players of the festival. Dariush Talaee
has had diligent cooperation with the music department of Niavaran
on performing this festival. It is remarkable to know that last year
the same program was
organized for Piano as
“Nasl-e-No” Music Festival for Piano players whom 4 players were
selected and performed on one night.
News on Jan. 2, 2006
Critiquing &
Analyzing “A tiny kiss”
Wednesday, Niavaran
Cultural Center
The moving picture, “A
tiny kiss” will be critic and analyzed with the presence of its
casts in the main hall of Niavaran Cultural Center. Mozhgan Farah
Avar Moghaddam the manager of Cinema & Theater Department of
Niavaran whom is working in this status since one month ago, giving
the up mentioned news mentioned that the movie will be featured at
6:00 PM as usual and then Nima Hassani Nasab, the critic host of the
program will analyze the movie along with Bahman Farmanara the
writer and director, Reza Kianian and three other casts of the
movie.
Training Classes of
“Materials & Techniques of colors”
In Niavaran Cultural
Center
Training classes of
“Introductory to materials and techniques of oil coloring and
acrylic” will be held in Niavaran Cultural Center. “Winsor & Newton”
Co. will be cooperating Niavaran on performing the classes which
will be consisted of 8 sessions of two hours on Thursdays.
January 5 will be the
beginning of these courses.
“My Name
is Sargarmi” (Amusement), with 6 different items
20 Pantomime
performances in Niavaran Cultural Center
On Saturday Dec. 31 at
7:00 PM, the pantomime called “My name is Sargarmi” directed and
performed by “Bahram Rayhani” will go on stage in Niavaran.
This pantomime which
will be presented 20 nights in Goosheh hall includes 6 items of
hungry typist; weird things; this is a long detailed matter! Nursing
the baby; the bird, hunter, human and existence, this altogether is
a 45 minutes performance.
Pantomime is a plane play which the player expresses the audience of
any race, clime or language and culture, only by movement of the
body. Unfortunately, often pantomime does not get the opportunity of
public performance and it is usually performed on special occasions
and festivals. Now with the great endeavor of the Cinema & Theater
department of Niavaran, “My name is Sargarmi” is going to be
performed for 20 nights (except Sundays). Bahram Rayhani will be
accompanied by Babak Khadiri as player; Anahita Poormand as subject
designer; Shervin Pashaee, Mahdi Maleki, Kasra Pashaee and Vida
Jafari Ark as the technical and music members of the group.
News on Dec. 17, 2005
Sunday Dec. 18
Raising Arizona
In Niavaran Cultural Center
At 5:00PM of Sunday
Dec. 18, “Raising Arizona” by “Koen Brothers” in the shape of a
film, a film script, will be featured in Niavaran Cultural Center.
Nicolas Cage and Haly Hunter will be performing in this movie.
Ashkan Rad will critic and analyze this film script. A film, a film
script is being presented on every last Sunday of the month with the
cooperation of Film Negar monthly journal and Cinema & Theater
division of Niavaran
Cultural Center.
News on Dec. 17, 2005
Representations
about Entezar (Waiting), Mashrooteh (Parliamentary) and the Defeated
Love
Niavaran Cultural
Center
Tomorrow, Saturday
Dec. 17, on 3:00PM, the Second transverse Play Reading Festival will
start in Niavaran
Cultural Center.
Reading
plays of the late Ali Hatami, Bahram Bayzaee, Chista Yasrebi,
Mohammad Rahmanian, Bizhan Mofid, Mohammad Yaghoobi, aside with
young play writers and young working directors and known play
readers of theater realm, bespeaks of having a successful festival.
In this festival
until Dec. 21, there will be three presentations on 3:00PM, 4:30,
and 6:00Pm every day. Interests can purchase tickets for 500 Toomans
and Theater experts and students will have a discount of half price.
Play Readings
will be presented in Goosheh Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center.
This festival such
as the last one is especially for Persian texts and the interesting
point is the presence of plays in different genres of comedy,
tragic, melody and…
Parisa Vosughi is
the director of the first performance of the festival. She is the
director of “Two men, one bench”, an art work of Chista Yasrebi
which Shahin Alaeenezhad and Reza Papi will be the play readers.
“Two men, one bench”, relates that a suspense between two men,
effects ravels between them. But the first gleam of the second play
text of the second play reading festival has been sparkled in the
centennial of the parliamentary movement. “Burned Ice” written and
directed by “Hosein Ghareh” which will be red at 4:30PM relates a
story that has happened on winter of 1977 and reviews the
parliamentary movement’s circuit up to the Naseri’s period. Naser
Alaghehmandan, Ali Aminipoor, Shahram Zarabi, Narjes Nadimi Danesh,
Mohammad Reza Zhyan, Shahrokh Shahid, Elham Mohtasham and Hosein
Ghareh are the play readers of this work. The las performance of the
first day of the festival come from Shahr-e-Kord: “Reza Valipoor
Dehkordi” along with the play reader “Solmaz Hematzadeh” will come
to Niavaran Cultural Center to do the single narration of a girl
that has failed her love during the war.
News on Dec. 8, 2005
Duet of Violin & Piano
Niavaran Cultural Center
A duet of Violin & Piano will be performed on Wednesday and Thursday
Dec. 14 & 15 in the main hall of Niavaran Cultural Center. Sattar
Javaher Haghighi, the Violin player, and Faraz Khanafari, the Piano
player, will play classical pieces of composers such as Beethoven,
Schubert & Stamina. Faraz Khanafari who has started playing Piano
since 1991, is working on classical composition seriously from 2002.
Sattar Javaher Haghighi began playing the Violin since 1994 and from
2002 he has been teaching formaly in this field. Khanafari &
Haghighi have started their accompaniment since the year 2000.
They have had performances in Hafezieh Hall of Shiraz, Artists’
Residence and Niavaran Cultural Center.
News on Dec. 8, 2005
Shahin Farhat and Sasan Fatemi, give speeches on the occasion of the
commemoration of Dr. M. T. Masoudieh along with the performance of
Parsian String Ensemble in Niavaran Cultural Center
On 5:00 PM of Friday Dec. 8 the commemoration of the late Dr. M. T.
Masoudieh, the distinguished master of Persian Ethnomusicology, will
be held in the Khalij-e-Fars Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center. In
this ceremonial program, the subject of Dr. Shahin Farhat’s speach
will be about the scientific personality of the late Dr. Masoudieh,
and Dr. Sasan Fatemi will talk about the history of Ethnomusicology
in Iran. Parsian String Ensemble will perform a piece of Masoudieh’s
compositions and three other pieces on the memory of the eminent
master. The Parsian String Ensemble has started its activities on
2002. In this performance 4 instruments and 9 players will be
playing as follows:
Maziar Zahir-e-dini, Nima Zahedi, Ali Jafari Pooyan, Mohammad Reza
Karimi (Violin)
Maysam Marvasti, Sohrab Berahmandi (Viola), Aidin Ahmadinejad &
Negar Norad (Cello) and Poorang Poorshirazi (Contrabass). It is
considerable that participating this ceremony is free of charge.
News on Dec. 7, 2005
Life times 3
In the Weekly Play Reading of Niavaran Cultural Center
On 4:00 PM of Saturday and Sunday Dec. 10 & 11, in the fifth session
of weekly play reading of Niavaran Artistic Creations Foundation,
the melodrama text of “Life times 3” written by “Yasmina Reza” and
directing by “Sara Nafar” will be read.
Maryam Salemi, Erfan Nazer, Mehrdad Iranmanesh and Sara Nafar will
be the readers of this work.
News on Dec. 5, 2005
Wednesday/Critiquing and analyzing Hokm
Masoud Kimiaee, Ezat-ol-lah Entezami, Leyla Hatami
In Niavaran Cultural Center
The movie of “Hokm” will be critiqued and analyzed in Niavarn on
Wednesday Dec. 5.
On this day at 7:00PM the latest film made by Masoud Kimiaee will be
featured and critiqued and analyzed by the presence of the casts.
In this session, Masoud Kimiaee (Writer and director) Ezat-ol-lah
Entezami, Leyla Hatami, Poolad Kimiaee (Actors and Actress) Alireza
Zarin Dast (Director of Photography), Javad Toosi and Reza Dorostkar
(Critics) will be attending. This is the fourth session of
critiquing and analyzing the movies on screen in the country.
Niavaran Artistic Creations Foundation has endeavored to hold these
sessions in Khalij-e-Fars Hall.
In recent days, movies called: “Gilaneh”, “Bid-e-Majnoon”, “Khaili
Door, Khaili Nazdeek” (So far, So Close) and while before the
analyzing “Khaneh-ee Rooye Ab” (A house on the water) and “Baj
Khoor” (Racketeer) have been presented with the presence of the
casts.
News on Dec. 4, 2005
70 Pictures of Ali Kaveh, Mohammad Sayad & Rasool Kazemnezhad
Photo Exhibition in
Niavaran Cultural Center
On the occasion of honoring the International day of handicaps on
Dec. 3 at 10:00AM
A photo exhibition is being held especially for the blind & weak
eyed sports in the Gallery #2 of Niavaran Cultural Center. In this
exhibition there would be 70 pieces of colored photos of Ali Kaveh,
Mohammad Sayad and Rasool Kazemnezhad presented.
These images illustrate the presence of Persian blind athletes in
Global fields and sport Olympiads. This exhibition has been held by
the endeavor of the Blind Sports Federation and intends to
familiarize the viewers with the abilities and accomplishments of
their enlightenments.
Interests can visit this exhibition until Dec. 7, everyday from 10AM
to 7:00PM
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in autumn, please click here.
Latest news in Niavaran on Dec. 17, 2005
100 Realist & Hyper Realist painters with 147 tableaus will gather
on Sunday in Niavaran Cultural Center.
Sunday Dec. 11, at 5:00PM, the Persian Contemporary Realist and
Hyper Realist Painting Exhibition will start its work in the main
Gallery of Niavaran. Dr. A. Norouzitalab, the curator of this
exhibition while giving the above mentioned news to the public
relations of the Niavaran
Artistic Creations Foundation denoted that:
After publishing the recalling, more that 800 paintings from all
over the Iran, reached the secretariat office of the exhibition
which were evaluated and analyzed on Dec. 1.
Ali Akbar Sadeghi, Manuchehr Motabar, Nami Petgar, Mahdi Alizadeh,
Kazem Chalipa, Ali Petgar, Jamal-e-ding Khoraminezhad and Iraj
Eskandari were the expert members of the selection board of the
Realist & Hyper Realist Exhibition.
He mentioned that according to the above mentioned board of
selection, 147 of the art works will be on wall in the Gallery #
1 & 2.
He denoted that from the artists who have part taken in the
exhibition, we can name:
The Late Jafar Petgar, The late Sani-ol-molk, The late Ali Mohammad
Haydarian, The late Asghar Petgar, The late Fath-ol-lah Ebad,
Morteza Katoozian, Nami Petgar, Gholamali Afzali, Naser Arasteh, Ali
Petgar, Hoseing Termehchi, Morteza Habibpoor, Arabali Sherveh,
Hosein Sadri, Kasra Kiaee, Ahmad Vakili, Tanaz Yarmohammadi,
Jamal-el-ein Khoraminezhad, Mahdi Farhadian, Shahrooz Mohajer, Ali
Nedaee, Ahad Vatani and….
Dr. Norouzitalab about the criterion and standards of selecting the
art works said:
The board of experts came to the solution that recreating the nature
by human would never be a mere imitation or recreation, but
comments, taste, and aesthetic of the artist will always visualize
different styles of duplication or representation. Each painter can
visualize with his/her own exegesis from the reality and specific
kind of vision to the nature and reality. Each work of art is
artist’s peculiar aesthetic visualization that appears in his/her
art work. He added: Realism in general is titled to a special theory
that believes in the objective reality of outer world. Realism in
painting is an endeavor to represent the real world’s illustration,
without interference of the painter’s imagery. Realism is an ideal
covert inside the reality and the painter by painting, visualizes
it.
From this point of
view, the image not only should agree with the reality, but it also
must discover the aesthetic and social aspects of reality and
through orderly originating the painting, have a contemporary
expression.
Hyper Realism is an
extreme or magnified realism, which gives a remarkable, precise
visual report of the objects.
In Hyper Realistic
expression, the visualizing should be done in a mere technique and
higher than reality’s ordinary look. And visualize the object over
the way it is seen normally. The idiom of “Hyper Realism” is
presenting such aspect of expression. The curator of Realism & Hyper
Realism in the end indicated that:
Realism contains
very various trends such as political, social, and critical and one
of such is the trend of Magic Realism. The Persian contemporary
Realist and Hyper Realist painting Exhibition tries to introduce
some of academic and artistic abilities and aesthetic values of
contemporary Persian painters with varied gravitation to this way
and style of visual expression.
News on Dec. 10th 2005
15 play on the Second Transverse Festival of Play Reading
15 plays have been selected for the second transverse festival of
play reading.
Alireza Khamseh, Hayedeh Haeri and Saeed Shapoori, the revision
judgments panel of the festival, picked 15 play readings out of 44
works during a one week task.
The interesting point is that 80% of the directors in this step, are
the theatre graduated and half of the text works which have
penetrated the festival are being read for the first time. Titles of
them are as follows:
“Dar Saye Sar-e- Sokoot” (Under the shadow of silence) written by:
Milad Akbarnejad, directed by: Sepideh Nazaripoor
“Az Tariki” (From Darkness) written by: Mohammad Yaghobi, directed
by: Mahdi Esmaeeli
“Yakh-e- Sookhteh” (Burned Ice) written & directed by: Hosein Ghareh
“Mosahebeh” (Interview) written by: Mohammad Rahmanian, directed by:
Samira Sepehrnia
“Two men, a bench” written by: Chista Yasrebi, directed by: Parisa
Vosughi
“Bimarestan-e-Eshgh” (Hospital of Love) written by: Ali Hatami,
directed by: Mahnaz Zabihi
“Karname-e-Bondar-e-Bidakhsh” (Report of Bondar-e-Bidakhsh) written
by: Bahram Bayzaee, directed by: Mehrdad Noori
“Taval” (Blister) written by: Alireza Tavan, directed by: Saeed
Zein-ol-Abedini
“Sokut” (Silence) written & directed by: Reza Valipoor Dehkordi
“Mah – o – Palang” (Moon & the Leopard) written by: Bizhan Mofid,
directed by: Pezhman Kashefi
“Kalagh” (Crow) written by: Marzieh Ozgoli, directed by: Roya
Bakhtiari
“Naghl-e-Zanan-e-Sangi” (Narration of stony women) written by:
Chista Yasrebi, directed by: Mohammad Nadjari
“Madagascar” written by: Ehsan Noruzi, directed by: Hamid Aghazadeh
“Gheseh haye dare gooshi” (Whispering Stories) written by: Amir Reza
Kuhestani, directed by: Saeed Darvishzadeh
“Dastan-e-Ameh Pasand” (Popular Story) written & directed by: Arash
Abasi.
It is considerable to mention that this festival starts on Saturday
Dec. 17 in Goosheh Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center from 3:00 PM
until 8:00 PM
Reading the plays
will be continued until Dec. 21 and the ending ceremony of this
festival would be on Dec. 22.
On Dec. 11th
the Persian Contemporary Realism and Hyperrealism Painting
Exhibition will start its work in
Niavaran Cultural Center.
At 5:00 PM of Sunday
Dec. 11th, 2005 the Exhibition will present a grand collection of
contemporary Realism and Hyper Realism painters of our country.
Dr. S. M. Fadavi,
the general manager of Niavaran Cultural Center,
while announcing it, denoted that the responsibility of artistic
directing indicates originating suitable field for activities in
different fields and modes of art and make a fine challenge,
preparing a suitable field for growth and elevation of our culture
and art. Advanced countries such as America and European countries,
have caused the quality and quantity of their own artistic
motivation. Fadavi said: Although we live in a modern period, but
different styles of painting like realistic which has a long
background since past centuries, still has kept its fans. The actual
news and information speak of this reality that simultaneously with
creating modern art works by Modernism artists, a wave of trends to
older styles such as Impressionism and Realism is seen in different
societies.
The head of Niavaran
Cultural Center, regretted that: Unfortunately, in the past decade,
artistic directors, exaggerating in supporting and backing up the
Modernism artists, have caused solitude for a large population of
other artistic styles. Undoubtedly, Modernism is one of the artistic
specifications of nowadays in the world as well as in our country.
But it does not mean that we cause solitude or elimination for other
artistic flows by supporting the Modernism process. Fadavi announced
that performing the Realism painters exhibition on the second half
of November, whole of December and the first half of January (2006),
Niavaran
Cultural Center, intents to introduce the distinguished Persian
artists of specialized and academic Realism, and to critique and
analyze this artistic style in contemporary Persia. Fortunately,
this exhibition was acclaimed by most eminent Persian Realism
painters and it is a harbinger of a rich and valuable exhibition.
Dr. A. Norouzitalab, the curator of this exhibition announced that
Niavaran Artistic Creations Foundation is preparing to perform an
exhibition of Realist and Hyper Realist painters. This exhibition
with the aim of Persian contemporary painters will be on view
through Dec. 11th. 2005 & Jan. 5th 2006, in Niavaran Artistic Creations Foundation. He said:
The goal of this exhibition is to perform the artistic abilities and
posing the Naturalism academic painting values in Persian
contemporary artistic realm while appreciating the artists. The
panel of artistic experts of this exhibition comprises the members
of scientific board and experts of university’s cultural – artistic
centers and artists whom have the responsibility of selecting the
art works. Norouzitalab denoted that: We anticipate that, from the
collection of selected art works, an exquisite book along with
description and explanation about each work will be published. There
is also a plan to have round table discussions and lectures given on
the art of painting during the exhibition.
Chehel Daff along with 35 performers
Chehel
Daff ensemble will perform mystical & spiritual pieces in 5 concerts
with 35 players at “The Second Artistic Koran Exhibition”. “Chehel
Daff” with the management of “Farshid Gharib Nejad” & “Behrooz
Tavakoli” as the vocalist, will perform on October 16, 17, 19, 20 &
21 at 7:00 p.m. in Khalij-e-Fars Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center
for 90 minutes. “Bemirid” & “Bia Bia”, the songs version of Rumi’s
poems, the rhythms of Daff Navazan, Sama-e-Daff & Zekr, Kordish
pieces, and… are the suites which will be performed at this concert.
The “Chehel Daff” ensemble has been formed on Feruary 1999 and it is
the selected group of the 16th Fajr Music Festival. There
will be 22 players of Daff, 6 percussions & drums and 7 performers
of Tar, Santour, Kamancheh, and Saxophone presenting at this
concert.
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News of Oct. 10th, 2005
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concerts of ceremonial & spiritual music in “The Second Artistic
Koran Exhibition”
Tomorrow, on Oct. 10th at 7:00p.m. “The Second Artistic
Koran Exhibition” starts its music part of the programs with the
ceremonial & spiritual performance of “Ashigh Lar-e-Azerbaijan”
ensemble in Khalij-e-Fars Hall of Niavaran Cultural Center.
“Ashigh
Ghorban Rasouli” one of most renowned Azerbaijani Ashighs, presents
songs & melodies eulogizing “Abraham”Khalil-o-llah (beloved friend
of God), Meraj of the Devine graceful profit of Islam, Mohammad,
attribute of Ali the Lord of men of faith, and praise of Imam Reza
(The Holy)Ashighs
are pukka players whom have always tried to sustain their pedigree.
And besides epic aspects, they have been solicitous for lyric,
spiritual and religious melodies & songs. Azerbaijan’s Ashigh Lars,
on Oct. 12th, the musical theater ensemble of Lorestan
from 13 until 15 of Oct. and the Chehel Daff’s ensemble
will perform their program on Oct. 14, 15, 17, 18 & 19 on the
occasion of “The Second Artistic Koran Exhibition” in Niavaran
Cultural Center every night at 7:00 p.m. Melodrama; subject of the
fourth series of weekly sessions of play reading in Niavaran
Cultural Center
The
fourth public recalling of weekly sessions on subjective play
reading in Niavaran Cultural Center has been announced. Niavaran
Artistic Creations Foundation’s Cinema & Theater department will
present the fourth series of play reading with melodrama subject
from the middle of September 2005 until 19th of March
2006. Interested artists have the opportunity to submit their
biography and play script to the related office located in Niavaran
Cultural Center to attend at this course. The art works received by
the mentioned office will be evaluated by the board of selection.
The play reading sessions of Niavaran
Cultural Center will be held every Saturday and Sunday in Goosheh
Hall.
Musical
and Theatrical Tradition of Lorestan’s “Dakhil Bandan” in Niavaran
Cultural Center
The
spiritual musical and theatrical tradition of “Dakhil
Bandan”-e-Lorestan will go on stage in “The Second Artistic
Exhibition of Koran”.
Lorestan’s Theater Council directed by Behzad Pakdel, will perform
their program along with 21 players and the spiritual and
traditional music ensemble on Oct. 13, 14 and 15 at 7:00 p.m.
“Dakhil Bandan” is a musical, devotional theater that focuses on the
inner and esoteric desires of human. There is a sacramental
tradition in Lorestan on which people who have supplications to God,
would go to the shrines on the Holy month of Ramadan and tie cloths
and materials to treelike places and pray to their Worshipped by
reading their caresses and singing their songs and melodies. On the
occasion of “The Second Artistic Exhibition of Koran”, 11 nights of
spiritual and traditional music has started in Niavaran by “Ashigh
Lar” ensemble from October 10th until 12th and
after the traditional performance of “Dakhil Bandan”, the
presentation will end with 5 performances of “Chehel Daff” ensemble.
News of Oct. 9th, 2005
Saffar
Harandi: The Second Artistic Koran Exhibition, reference to the
forgotten spirituality
The
Islamic Culture and Guidance minister visited the second artistic
Koran exhibition attending the opening ceremony which was held in
Niavaran Cultural Center. At the end of this 4 hours visiting of
visual and conceptual arts, along a discussion, Hossein Saffar
Harandi mentioned that art in concept of a beautiful image of
existence can have terrestrial or celestial forms. Koran has
effective presence in terrestrial and supernal world. Therefore, a
comprehensive art can be illustrated through Koran. The Islamic
Guidance Minister denoted that if art gets supported by Koran, it
deals with both earth and heaven. This is the most beautiful
exegesis that one can give for the existence. Existence is
meaningless without divinity and just being over the firmament, not
having a foot on the ground, is not coincide the reality of life. He
said that despite some late legends which expounded religion an
outright cordial relation of man with God, Koran illustrates a
commentary which is spiritual as much as substantial. Indeed it
illustrates man’s routine life. The Cultural and Guidance Ministry
proclaimed: fortunately, the art works I saw at the second artistic
exhibition of Koran, is a reference to the forgotten spirituality. A
refer that regards to today as well. It speaks of a celestial that
reflects the illustration of earth. And it talks about the earth
that reflects the illustration of heaven. And this is what increases
the beauty of the art works. It seems that artists, whom have
created such illustrations, deserve admiration.
The
visual and conceptual section of the Koran’s second artistic
exhibition is free to visit for public everyday from 10:00 a.m.
until 8:00 p.m. (Holidays: 2:00p.m. to 8:00p.m.)
News of Oct. 10th, 2005
Bani
Etemad, Motamed Aria and Bahram Radan in Niavaran Cultural Center
The
motion picture of “Gilaneh” will be featured and analyzed afterwards
with the presence of the casts on Saturday Oct. 8th, at:
7:00 p.m.
In this
session, Rakhshan Bani Etemad (director), Fatemeh Motamed Aria
(actress), Bahram Radan & Baran Kosari (actor & actress), Abdol
Vahab Mostafavi (screen writer) and Reza Dorostkar (critic) will be
attending.
News of Oct. 3rd, 2005
The
Selection Committee of Visual Arts, announced the second artistic
exhibition of Koran’s art works
S. M.
Ahsaee, B. Darash, M. Hosseini, K. Chalipa, H. Sadeghi, M. Goodarzi,
M. B. Aghamiri, A. Nadealian, S. M. Fadavi, A. K. Moghaddam and
Farah Osoli are the members of this committee.
Dr. H.
Sadeghi, secretary of the exhibition, and Dr. S. M. Fadavi, head of
the secretariat will give comprehensive explanations upon the
various programs of this event. The second artistic exhibition of
Koran will inaugurate on Friday Oct. 7th in the open
space of Niavaran Cultural Center.
Latest news of Niavaran Oct. 17,
2005
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Reza Mir Karimi,
Masoud Rayegan, Elham Hamidi in Niavaran Cultural Center.
So Far, So Close
will be critiqued on Tuesday.
On Tuesday Oct. 18th,
at 7:00 p.m. the motion picture of So Far, So Close will be
featured and critiqued by the members of the cast. Reza Mir
Karimi the director, Masoud Rayegan, Elham Hamidi & Afshin
Hashemi (the casts), Mohammad Reza Gouhari (the scriptwriter),
Reza Dorostkar & Ali Mirzaee (the critics) will attend this
session. It is remarkable to note that along the past month,
with the endeavors of the Theater & Cinema department of
Niavaran Artistic Creations Foundation the critical analyze of
the movies: Bid-e- Majnoon & Gilaneh have been held in Niavaran
Cultural Center for the interested.
10 art works of
Meaningful Cinema in Niavaran Cultural Center simultaneously
with the opening of “The Second Artistic Exhibition of Koran”
“Digaran” (Others),
“Ay Baradar, Kojaee?”(O, Brother, Where are you?), “2001
Odyssey-e-Fazaee” (2001, A Space Odyssey), “Barekat” (Bounty),
“Faramoosh Shodegan” (Forgotten), “Halghe-e-1&2” (Ring 1&2),
“Constantine”… From Sunday Oct. 9th, simultaneously
with “The Second Artistic Exhibition of K |