Adnan Mosallaei: Painting What Survives Time
An editorial essay examining the symbolic realism of Iranian visual artist Adnan Mosallaei through two paintings that explore memory, history, identity, and what endures across time.
Continue ReadingAn editorial essay examining the symbolic realism of Iranian visual artist Adnan Mosallaei through two paintings that explore memory, history, identity, and what endures across time.
Continue ReadingFarhad Moshiri, born in 1963 in Shiraz, Iran, and passed away on July 16, 2024, stands as a towering figure in contemporary Iranian art. Renowned for his unique fusion of traditional Persian aesthetics with modern pop art elements, Moshiri's work reflects a nuanced commentary on cultural identity, consumerism, and globalization. His journey from the historic city of Shiraz to the art hubs of Los Angeles and back to Tehran encapsulates a life lived at the intersection of East and West, tradition and modernity.
The Advocartsy Gallery in Los Angeles hosts a remarkable exhibition by renowned artist Parastou Forouhar. Born in Tehran in 1962
Continue ReadingArash 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.
Continue ReadingSiavash Sufinejad, born in 1977 in Tehran, Iran, began his educational journey at the National Talent Development Organization, where he nurtured his early skills.
Continue ReadingLos Angeles-based Iranian contemporary art platform ADVOCARTSY has unveiled a captivating solo exhibition featuring the late Farideh Lashai's lesser-known yet intriguing crystal and glass design works. This extraordinary exhibition, "Studies for Crystal and Glass Design and Other Works," provides a unique insight into the multidisciplinary career of one of Iran's most distinguished female artists.
Continue ReadingZH Magazine is an illustrative review of Persian Arts & Culture in the context of Fashion, Visual Arts, Folk, and Contemporary Literature.
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