In Memory of Master Amirhoshang Jazizadeh
Master Amirhoshang Jazizadeh was known for his independent artistic spirit. He sought to preserve tradition, yet the confidence of his hand, pen, and line work surpassed the conventional boundaries of the Isfahan School. Atricle at Isfahan Ziba
In Tribute to a Master of Tile and Mosaic Art
Hossein Mosaddeghzadeh was one of the most renowned masters of tile mosaic art in Isfahan and across Iran—an artist whose hands shaped a significant part of the city’s visual identity over recent decades. Article at Isfahan Ziba
Gender Discrimination, the Main Challenge for Iran’s Women Artists
For years, the issue of unequal pay has been a major concern for Iranian women artists in the art community. According to one veteran artist, gender-based pay discrimination remains one of the most serious obstacles facing women in the field. Article at Isfahan Ziba
Is Art a Saving Grace?
A recent study examined the impact of viewing art online on human well-being. In the research, Claude Monet’s famous series of paintings, Water Lilies, was presented online, and the results addressed the question: “Can experiencing art virtually be uplifting and meaningful?” Article at ISNA