ADVOCARTSY Gallery is gearing up to unveil a captivating exhibition entitled “Obscured by Colors.” This exhibition will showcase the masterful
Remembering Faramarz Aslani: We bid farewell to a maestro of Iranian pop music, renowned for his poignant lyrics and enchanting melodies. Aslani's legacy transcends time and geography, echoing the heartbeats of a culture steeped in poetic brilliance
The Advocartsy Gallery in Los Angeles hosts a remarkable exhibition by renowned artist Parastou Forouhar. Born in Tehran in 1962
Arash Aliabadi is among the few innovative architects with a codesign mindset, making him a trailblazer in contemporary architecture in Iran. With a deep understanding of the importance of engaging end users in the development phase, his approach is unique to every project.
Siavash Sufinejad, born in 1977 in Tehran, Iran, began his educational journey at the National Talent Development Organization, where he nurtured his early skills.
Born in 1987 in a northern city of Iran, Alborz Teymoorzadeh completed his degree in Architecture and now resides in Luxembourg.
Brescia, Italy – In a world where women's rights continue to be a pressing issue, an upcoming exhibition at the Santa Giulia Museum in Brescia is set to shed light on the treatment of women globally, with a particular focus on Iran. Titled "Finché non siamo libere" (Until We Are Free), this thought-provoking exhibition will run from November 11th, 2023, to January 28th, 2024.
Born in Kermanshah, Iran, in 1942, Brooklyn-based artist Nicky Nodjoumi has developed a significant career that seamlessly integrates art with themes of global political discourse. His educational odyssey commenced at the Tehran University of Fine Arts and culminated with a Master's in Fine Arts from The City College of New York in 1974. His return to Tehran, joining the faculty of his alma mater, marked a pivotal moment in his artistic journey.
Born in Kermanshah in February 1980, Kourosh Bigpour embarked on his artistic journey at an early age. This journey has
Born in 1979 in Tehran, Hossein Edalatkhah stands as a luminous figure in contemporary art, especially as the first openly gay artist to exhibit in Iran during the challenging times of the late '90s. His audacious advocacy for gay rights through his artistry eventually led to his exile in 2010. Now based in New York, Edalatkhah remains unwavering in championing LGBTQ+ rights.