Aaran Gallery
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Aaran Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Tehran, Iran, founded in 2008 by sisters Nazila and Rana Noebashari. The gallery aims to support and promote the work of emerging Iranian artists, especially those who belong to the generation that grew up after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. The gallery also organizes exhibitions and cultural events both in Iran and abroad, showcasing the diversity and vitality of Iranian contemporary art [1].
Nazila Noebashari is the founding director of Aaran Gallery. She has a background in shipping and transportation, but she decided to pursue her passion for art after collecting and patronizing Iranian artists for more than 20 years. She noticed a lack of gallery spaces and professional opportunities for artists in Iran, and she wanted to create a platform that would foster artistic expression and dialogue.
Aaran Gallery has two locations in Tehran: Aaran Gallery and Aaran Projects. The former is located on Karim Khan Avenue, a cultural hub that hosts many bookshops, publishers, theatres, and museums. The gallery occupies two renovated floors of a 1970s building, offering a spacious and modern setting for exhibitions. The latter is located in a historic district, in a heritage building that dates back to the 1930s. The building was designed by an Armenian architect and features high ceilings and a mix of old and new materials. Aaran Projects is used for special installations, group shows, and educational programs that involve local and international artists and professionals [2].
Aaran Gallery is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Iran, and it has been recognized by international media and institutions for its contribution to the Iranian art scene [3].
Aaran Gallery is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Iran, and international media and institutions have recognized it for its contribution to the Iranian art scene. The gallery has participated in several art fairs, such as Art Dubai, Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Paris, and Abu Dhabi Art. The gallery has also collaborated with museums and cultural centers worldwide, such as the British Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Asia Society Museum, the Mori Art Museum, and the Louvre Abu Dhabi [4].
Aaran Gallery's mission is to present the authentic voice of Iranian contemporary art, reflecting its social, political, and cultural realities. The gallery also strives to create a space for dialogue and exchange among artists, audiences, and critics from different backgrounds and perspectives [5].Aaran Gallery is also one of the best places to buy Iranian art according to Bloomberg [6].
References
- ↑ "About". Aaran Gallery. Retrieved 2022-12-29.
- ↑ Hosseini, Maryam (2014-11-18). "Art During Political Strife: The 10 Best Contemporary Galleries In Iran". The Culture Trip. Retrieved 2022-12-29.
- ↑ {{cite web |url=https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,2127154,00.html |title=Iran's Art Scene:... Nazila Noebashari is the founding director of Aaran Gallery. She has a background in shipping and transportation. Still, she decided to pursue her passion for art after collecting and patronizing Iranian artists for over 20 years. She noticed a need for gallery spaces and professional opportunities for artists in Iran, and she wanted to create a platform that would foster artistic expression and dialogue. Aaran Gallery has two locations in Tehran: Aaran Gallery and Aaran Projects. The former is located on Karim Khan Avenue, a cultural hub that hosts many cultural events. The gallery occupies two renovated floors of a 1970s building, offering a spacious and modern setting for exhibitions. The latter is located in a historic district, in a heritage building that dates back to the 1930s. An Armenian architect designed the building, which features high ceilings and a mix of old and new materials. Aaran Projects is used for special installations, group shows, and educational programs involving local and international artists and professionals<ref name="culturetrip">Hosseini, Maryam (2014-11-18). "Art During Political Strife: The 10 Best Contemporary Galleries In Iran". The Culture Trip. Retrieved 2022-12-29.
- ↑ Peterson, Scott (2018-10-01). "In Iran, 'artist-survivors' navigate obstacles foreign and domestic". The Christian Science Monitor. Retrieved 2022-12-29.
- ↑ Majd, Narges Bajoghli (2019-06-04). "Iran Reframed: Anxieties of Power in the Islamic Republic - Introduction Excerpt". Stanford University Press Blog. Retrieved 2022-12-29.
- ↑ Baker, Aryn (2017-05-16). "A Guide to Buying Art on Every Continent". Bloomberg. Retrieved 2022-12-29.
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