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“ NEYESTAN “ BEING UNVEILD AT SAREBAN GALLERY

15 of Mr. Mohammad Saeed Naghashian’s  artworks went on display at Sareban Gallery on Friday Feb.24^th during an exhibition titled “ Neyestan” at the presence of such dignitaries  as Master Hamid Adjami , Dr. Mohammad Reza kalaei, Iraj Shayestehpour, Azim Zarinkoob, Mr. Jahandar Sarshar, H.E. Mr. Nikolaz Nakhutsrishvili  the Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of the Republic of Georgia in Tehran, Mr. Gholamreza Firoozi, Ms. Hengameh Sadri, Mr. Bahram Najafi and many notable personalities .

Mr. Naghashian’s creations in the form of painting-calligraphy  is an inspiration of the poem “Listen to  Ney (the reed-flute) that is complaining “ from first chapter of Mowlavis “Mathnawi” . Hamid Reza Shojaei ( Kamancheh ) , Mr. Mohammad Reza Tavakolzadeh ( Tombak) and Dr. Mohammadreza Kalaei ( vocal ) preformed at the opening ceremony with lines form  the “ Ney “.

As Mr. Naghashian puts it : the Neyestan is the result of 21 years of work in the field of traditional calligraphy , being presented in an altered form. “Neyestan “ is the story of  a  Fire ablaze in a reed-bed , burning all,  the reed and the reed-bed, so that at the end there remains no sign of reed or the reed-bed. But the Ney ( reed) resurrects  and inspires  the reed-player to play.

In this exhibition 19 pieces , symbolizing the first 19 versus of the Mathnawi ,were planned to be Exhibited, but only 15 of them reached the audience.  Mowlana said : “Hear” . So Hearing became a step towards “ perfection” and I draw those hearings into paintings.”

In my paintings I avoided texting and tried to depict the mystic nature of the Ney and the Neyestan in the shape of  Letters. The Neyestan recites the lamentation of the  Ney since it was separated from its Devine roots and so tries to carry away its listener to its imaginary land of the reed-bed. So that what Neyestan recites :

From jungle-bed since me they tore,
Men's, women's, eyes have wept right sore.

My breast I tear and rend in twain,
To give, through sighs, vent to all my pain.

(Rhymed Translation by Redhouse, 1881)

Neyestan is a symbolic presentation in vertical form , a narrator which narrates with colours , forms and conception. Letters along with allegories of Reed ,aside from other elements, is a narrator of inexistency which ends into existence . Mr. Naghashian  puts it this way : I tried to bring colour and form as close to the concept of Neyestan as possible so that the viewer could understand it and draw his  mind into the land of divine imagination.

Colours are of original Iranian colours and the frames are of reciting nature that keep reciting forever the story of a man who has fallen separated from its divine origins and longs to return to his roots.

Sales of 200,000,000 Rials during the first night  of the exhibition was a proof of public  enthusiasm toward genuine Iranian arts and culture.

The exhibition  will be open to public from Friday February 24th untill Friday March 2nd ,  and will be open to public, visiting hours  4 pm to 8pm   .

SAREBAN GALLERY will be closed on Tuesdays.

Address: No.8, Mehmandust St., Sabunchi ( Mahnaz )  St., Dr. Beheshti Ave.,

For inquiries please  call  : (21) 88504226

Mohammad  Saeed Naghashian‘s “ Nyestan”  at Sareban Gallery

Sareban Gallery will be hosting  some of the most recent creations of  Mohammad Saeed Naghashian , titled “NEYESTAN “ ( Canebrake )  from 24^th February   to 2^nd March 2012 . Artworks on display  are  in the form of painting calligraphy  using Mixed Media techniques on canvas.

Inspired by Mowlana ( Mowlavai ) inter ego reflections ,the artist has embarked to establish  a link to Mowlana’s thinking.

“ An inspiration was  boiling inside me for several years and my current  works are the outcry of such inspiration from depth of my soul , coming in the form of  shape, colour and calligraphy. So the exhibition is not  of me but of what the ‘Ney ‘ or the Reed , narrates since fell separated from the Canebrake of Tinker  and so tries its cry to reach the depth to the audiences’ soul” is how Naghashian describes his painting –calligraphy artworks , The Neyestan.

Born 1976 , Naghashian is a graduate of Surreh University with  Masters in Graphics. He will display 15 of his most recent paintings during the exhibition all in mixed media technique in different sizes. This would be his 20^th solo exhibition of his creations and he has registered  more than 20 exhibitions at national as well as international level in his records.

The exhibition  will be open to public from Friday February 24^th untill Friday March 2^nd ,  and will be open to public, visiting hours  4 pm to 8pm   .

Sareban Gallery will be closed on Tuesdays.

Address:

No.8^, Mehmandust St., Sabunchi ( Mahnaz )  St., Dr. Beheshti Ave.,

For inquiries please  call  : (21) 88504226

Habibollah Sadeghi's "Golshan-e- Khial"

at Sareban Gallery

From 23^rd of December, an exhibition of Habibollah Sadeghi's paintings “titled Golshan-e- Khial" will be held at Sareban Gallery

Habibollah Sadeghi will be holding an art exhibition of his new creations on 23^rd of December following last year successful exhibition of his paintings titled "A Piece of Heaven",    at Sareban’s gallery. About the new trend of his paintings he said "I see this as a way forward, because I believe that original painting in Iran has high value and admiration. Identity and reference to the intellectual content of art has the potential to be the source of many practices and ideas for Iranian artists. We can depict the historical events which shaped the lives of Iranians in paintings. This collection is the result of these pleads imaginations and emanations.

Habibollah Sadeghi was born in 1955 in Tehran, graduated with BA and MA in Painting at Tehran University of Arts and obtained PhD in Art Research. His masters included Asghar Mohammadi, Mahmood Farshchian, Mahdi Hosanna, Majid Mehregan, Hannibal Alkhas, Marco Gregorian, Parviz Tanavoli, Habibolaah Ayatollahi, Javad Hamidi and Mahmood Javadipoor. His artistic activities during his long and eventful careers he has held many high profile positions including head of Tehran Museum of Contemporary Arts, member of faculty of art at different universities and Lecturing in many universities. Master Sadeghi has held more than 180 national and international exhibitions and has secured many international awards.

Exhibition artworks, with varying ranges and with combination of materials on canvas will be on display which is his eighth solo exhibition.

Exhibition date: Friday, 23^rd of December- 6^th of January excluding Tuesdays, from 16 to 20

Address: No.8, Mehmandoost alley, Saboonchi St. (Mahnaz), Shahid Beheshti St, Tehran

Telephone: 88504226-8

"Jaam-e- Vojood" was unveiled

at Sareban’s Gallery

This painting exhibition of Mohsen Keiany by the title of "Jaam-e- Vojood" is the collection of artworks that depicts love, music, poem, tranquility and peace

On Friday, 9^th of December, the exhibition of Mohsen Keiany's paintings were unveiled at Sareban’s Gallery in the presence of many dignitaries including the Ireland's ambassador and Cultural attaché, Georgia’s Cultural attaché, Ali Golestaneh, Azim Zarrin Koob, Habib Allah Sadeghi, Morteza Heydari, Rasool Oliyazadeh, Mohammad Mahmoodi, Jamshid Samavati, Amir Shahrokh Faryousefi, Bahram Hanafi, Kamal Tabatabayi, Farshid Shiva, Ali Ghahremani, Ali Zaeim and many more.

This painting exhibition of Mohsen Keiany by the title of "Jaam-e- Vojood" is the collection of artworks that depicts love, music, poem, tranquility and peace. His work is inspired from ‘Divan’ (poetry) of Hafez which has inspired Dr. Keiany in producing such magnificent masterpieces.  Along with the poetry of Hafez, the city of Shiraz has also influenced  the painter in his work. This city is abundant with gardens and fruit trees and has its own individual school of miniature, colorful crafts, inlaid mosaic, decorative tiles and magnificent carpets, beautiful architecture and rare stained glass windows. Nearly all his paintings seem to be telling a story and have mystical messages.

Mohsen Keiany's paintings are divided into two categories in this exhibition: oil on canvas and oil on wood. Persian poem and text are depicted with white color on canvas and incorporated on wood which has been written exquisitely.

Mohsen Keiany who is residing in UK is currently teaching Art at University of Isfahan. About this exhibition he said " I am very much into multi-culturalism and always interested in researching about different cultures and traditions particularly art and architecture. My art work is deeply influenced by my Persian background. Historical, religious and cultural themes feature strongly in my artworks that are under the influence of Iranian spirituality and culture. I believe my art can contribute not just to the aesthetic pleasure that people will experience but also enhance their understanding of diverse art traditions and the human conception. . My work covers a range that encapsulates spiritual contemplation, humans and the natural world and human mystical suffering.

Fifteen million Toman sales on the first day of exhibition has indeed re affirmed the affection of art lovers about Iranian art and culture.

Exhibition date: Friday, 9^th of December- 16^th of December excluding Tuesdays

Address: No.8, Mehmandoost alley, Saboonchi St. (Mahnaz), Shahid Beheshti St, Tehran

Telephone: 88504226-8