The exhibition, organized by the Association of Iranian Painters (AIP), showcases an array of captivating artworks created by children. This unique project revolves around the theme of childhood, exploring various aspects such as children’s artistic expression, education, playful activities, and the role of museums.
The event spans across multiple galleries, including Bahar, Tabestan, Paeez, Zemestan, Momayyez, and Mirmiran, each hosting a diverse range of artworks that captivate the imagination.
Beyond the visual display, the exhibition will feature five specialized meetings, a research exhibition, exhibition of installations, workshops, and interactive games, all aimed at providing a holistic and immersive experience for visitors.
Iran visual artist Kashian dies at 81
ISNA – Prominent Iranian visual artist, renowned for his ability in painting and calligraphy, died at the age of 81.
He was hospitalized for over a month due to a stroke.
After completing his high school education, he went on to successfully graduate from the Iranian Calligraphers Association in 1976.
Notably, he had the privilege of being a student under the guidance of Mahmoud Farshchian, one of Iran’s greatest miniature painters.
In recognition of his artistic achievements, he was bestowed with the Second Grade Art Diploma by the High Council of Culture and Art in 1979. By 2001, he had amassed an impressive four decades of experience in the realm of art, actively participating in a wide array of artistic pursuits, including miniature painting and calligraphy. Throughout his illustrious career, he showcased his masterpieces in nearly 60 domestic and international exhibitions, leaving an indelible mark on the art world.
His remarkable talent was acknowledged at the inaugural International Biennale Exhibition of Algeria, where he was awarded the prestigious silver medal for his captivating paintings. Moreover, he published a book titled ‘Ink Drawings’ in Tehran during the year 1985, showcasing his exceptional skills and artistic vision.