Title:

Tehran-Kabul; reviewing two capitals

Summary:

Group exhibition of Iranian and Afghan photographers

Statement:

Thecontinent
Theancient Mormons believe a quarter of four quarters of the earth's crust isinhabited, and the remaining three quarters are flooded, and this quarter,called the Quarter of Residences, from the north to the equator, divided intoseven parts, each part being called the climate. In every climate there is a civilization,in which the kings of this property love it, and as every one of them, every 10people dwell on it, and the kings also wage war on other parts...
In themeantime, the distance between each boundary is one step increment, and atevery step there is an experience that does not come at all, so the steps ofthe image of the face will move, each one depicting himself and the other, andmoving away From the rulers of the rulers and the kings, what our imaginationrepresents is our climate, in front of our eyes, to experience the experienceof this terrestrial width in two climates…

Dr. Mohammadreza Sharifzadeh

Report:

Curators: Dr. Pejman Dadkhah, Fatima Hosseini
Photographers: Kourosh Adim, Mousa Akbari, Naser Bayat, Najela Dadbar, Pejman Dadkhah, Mohammad Shahab Eslami, Samad Ghorbanzadeh, Rahman HakHaqir, Maryam Hasanpour, Mahbooba Hazara, Dawood Helmandi, Fatimah Hossaini, Karin Karimmasihi, Yourik Karimmasihi, Ali Mazarei, Wasim Mirzaei, Mohammad Mohsenifar, Aryan Musleh, Naseer Turkmani, Ehsan Rafati, Majid Saeedi, Arman Stepanian, Tahmina Saleem, Farshad Usyan.

Condition:

Earlier

Openinig Date:

1397/04/08

Closing Date:

1397/04/13

Opennig Time:

16-20:30

Visiting Hours:

16:30-20:30

1397/3/10
2018/5/31


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