Tehran, 7 July 2007 (CHN Foreign Desk) – Headbones Gallery in Toronto will host the exhibition of Six weeks of Iranian Art from July 15 to August 27, 2007. A variety of Iranian artistic works, as well as unique live performances, live music, and theatrical shows in different settings will be performed in this exhibition. Various aspects of Iranian culture and heritage will be also represented in the exhibition through displaying a large number of visual works such as photography, painting, and sculpture.   

 

According to organizers of this exhibition, preserving and promulgating Iranian cultural and intellectual heritage in the Iranian as well as Canadian community is one of the main aims of holding this exhibition. Providing an appropriate channel for communication and dialogue for the Iranian community and promoting interaction amongst art members within the context of the Canadian art society are among the other goals for organizing such an exhibition.

 

The exhibition will be consisted from four sections including: Journey through my Imagination which be held from July 15 to July 25, in which works of Pooyan Tabatabaei, an emerging photographer with international recognition who mostly works on social issues with an artistic an unique vision, will be displayed.

 

Mystic Iranian Curve would be the second exhibition which will be held from July 27 and will run to 3^rd of August. The works of Mahmoud Meraji, who is an established painter with more than 30 years experience, will be represented in this solo show. His works are the results of blending lines and curves of eastern patterns into modernism, which have resulted in creating distinctive pieces.

 

During the art show of Iranian Artists’ Cultural Reunion which will be held from August 4 to August 15, a collaboration of seven artists, coming from various backgrounds and diverse styles who are united by their Iranian heritage and culture will be displayed. The exhibition will be consisted from the works of Sadegh Tirafkan, photographer, Mehrad Meraji, painter, Shahmsi Shahrokhi, painter, Behzad Adineh, mixed media, Mahmoud Meraji, painter, Pooyan Tabatabaei, photographer, and Ali Kamran, graphic designer.

 

Clusters of Light would be the next series of exhibition which will be held from August 18 to August 27, during which works of Mohsen Vaziri Moghadam, pioneer of Iranian modern art in Toronto, who will travel from Rome to Toronto to take part in this exhibition will be displayed.

 

For further information refer to website of Headbones Gallery available at: http://headbonesgallery.com/

 

 

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