‘Shelter’ gives 26 Iranian artworks new home in Oman
Eighteen Iranian artists will showcase 26 works in the ‘Shelter’ Online Group Exhibition, opening in Oman on July 14, according to the event's media office, in a cultural initiative aimed at expanding Iranian visual arts and handicrafts to regional audiences.
Organized by the Aytist Art Group in partnership with Oman's Rawad Al-Tijarah Al-Intaj Al-Alami” Institute, the virtual exhibition is curated by Iranian painter and Aytist director Aynaz Zarei.
The event, scheduled to run through July 19, brings together artists working across contemporary visual arts and traditional handicrafts, reflecting the breadth of Iran's artistic heritage through a digital platform.
"The exhibition creates a new space for Iranian artists to engage with audiences beyond national borders," Zarei said, adding that Panah seeks to present diverse artistic voices while strengthening cultural dialogue through art.
The exhibition features works by 18 Iranian artists, including Atousa Absalan, Babak Zirak, Kioomars Pilechian Langroodi, Mahboobeh Rastegari, Mehdi Fayez, Sara Kian, and Zahra Navabi.