|
Wahed Khakdan, the distinguished Iranian painter, passed away a few days ago, on October 23, at the age of 75. In tribute to this eminent artist, we examine one of his remarkable and thought-provoking works preserved in the Raha Gallery Middle East Collection — a seminal painting in which Khakdan, the master painter, creates a poetic and melancholic dialogue between childhood and violence, between beauty and destruction. Each component of the painting carries a visual memory that, when combined, forms a pictorial statement on the human condition in contemporary times.
After a five-year hiatus, Boom Gallery has reopened with a remarkable exhibition featuring 31 paintings by the late Afshin Pirhashemi, one of Iran’s most influential contemporary artists. The show not only revisits a powerful era of his career but also marks the first solo presentation of his works since his untimely passing in 2024.
This painting, presented at Menart Fair Paris 2025, gives visual form to the silent outcry of women and their collective pain through a vivid and impassioned language of color.
Crystal Sir Vernik Vesta is available on the market in a 40 ml twin-pack set.
On October 17, 2025, Mojdeh Gallery turned 26
The Gran Miras Rashidieh Hotel in Tehran, renowned for its magnificent architecture that has recently captivated audiences across Iran and the Middle East, has launched an art gallery showcasing previously unseen works by some of Iran’s greatest artists alongside contemporary talents.
In Kiarash Yaghoubi’s artistic career, works such as this mark a stage of merging contemporary painting with Iranian calligraphic traditions. Unlike the modern calligraphers of the 1960s, Yaghoubi is less concerned with direct calligraphic expression and more engaged in constructing the conceptual architecture of line within space.
For its 6th edition, the fair will explore the strength of softness, delving into the subtle balance between vulnerability and quiet power.