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With its basis on affirming borders in ancient times, Tirgan offers a challenging and thought-provoking opportunity to take a new look at borders in time, space, taste, and artistic disciplines and their place and relevance to art and culture at present time.
Featuring Abbas Kiarostami, Aydin Aghdashloo, Gholamhossein Nami, Javad Mojabi, Mohammad Ehsaei, Nasser Ovissi, Farshid Mesghali, Reza Basiri, and Morteza Momayez, Farideh Lashai, Khosrow Sinai, Bahram Dabiri, Khosrow Bayat, Sirak Melkonian and Mahmoud Javadipour.
Lotfi takes the audience on a journey down memory lane by offering improvisations on old favourites of Persian music and offering new compositions.
Featuring Abbas Kiarostami, Aydin Aghdashloo, Gholamhossein Nami, Javad Mojabi, Mohammad Ehsaei, Nasser Ovissi, Farshid Mesghali, Reza Basiri, and Morteza Momayez, Farideh Lashai, Khosrow Sinai, Bahram Dabiri, Khosrow Bayat, Sirak Melkonian and Mahmoud Javadipour.
With over thirty years of experience in teaching and training dance, Anna Djanbazian is a distinguished instructor in various styles of dance. In Tirgan, she is holding two dance workshops to teach basics of Persian Dancing.
The author of more than ten novels and collections of short stories reads from own books.
For the first time in Toronto, this ensemble will present a fusion of live music and dance of southern Iran.
This exhibition explores the concept of the Artist in Exile, The Artist at Home. Can artistic and cultural identity be defined beyond geographical borders?
Focusing on the subject of identity, exile, freedom and oppression, and women’s political and social restrictions.
According to legends, Tirgan is the outcome of a dispute over borders between two ancient empires of Iran and Touran.