Desert sand dunes in Jalal Shabahangi’s paintings transform nature into a modern visual language through colour, curves, and light. Despite their apparent simplicity, these minimalist landscapes embody a precise sense of order, while the rhythmic succession of curves gives the dunes a distinctive new identity.
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Mohammad Ali Taraghijah’s Horses in the Collection of Novin Gallery, Eghtesad Novin BankTaraghijah’s poetic horses transcend their animal nature and become rhythm, memory, identity, and sign. His horses are light-footed beings, released from the earth, and at times they even acquire a distinctly human reading.
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Eghtesad Novin Bank, the Novin Gallery Collection and a Gathering of Artists and Gallerists at the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art | PhotosEghtesad Novin Bank, the Novin Gallery Collection and a Gathering of Artists and Gallerists at the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Eghtesad Novin, the Art Economy and the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art: A New Chapter at the Bank’s 25th AnniversaryEghtesad Novin, the Art Economy and the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art: A New Chapter at the Bank’s 25th Anniversary
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The Novin Gallery Collection of Eghtesad Novin Bank Presents Sadegh Tabrizi's The LoversThis work is a testament to the continuity of Iranian culture. In this canvas, Sadegh Tabrizi transforms words into color, history into texture, calligraphy into image, and love into the universal language of art.
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The Novin Gallery Collection of Eghtesad Novin Bank: Parviz Kalantari's Vision of UtopiaThe Novin Gallery Collection of Eghtesad Novin Bank: Parviz Kalantari's Vision of Utopia
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Aydin Aghdashloo’s Masterpiece in the Novin Gallery Collection of Eghtesad Novin BankAydin Aghdashloo’s Masterpiece in the Novin Gallery Collection of Eghtesad Novin Bank
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Mohammad Ehsai's Masterpiece in the Novin Gallery Collection of Eghtesad Novin BankFlame-like crimson strokes rising against a deep black ground evoke an image of ascension, longing, presence, and the force of life itself. More than a calligraphic painting, the work is a visual meditation on humanity's encounter with the transcendent—a