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Life in a 3-D Harem: Interview with Artist Marjan Moghaddam

November 15, 2017

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From @studio37.la: We’re excited to welcome you to

From @studio37.la: We’re excited to welcome you to Under the Armor, Yasaman Farmanara’s debut solo exhibition at @studio37.la

Through paintings, drawings, and bronze sculpture, Yasaman explores the emotions we hold close-and how vulnerability and strength can exist together.

Come discover her work, spend time at the gallery, and celebrate this special moment with us.

Collector’s Preview
Thursday, October 15 | 6-9 PM

Opening Reception
Saturday, October 17 | 5-8 PM

Last Look: Closing Reception &
Afternoon Tea
Sunday, October 18 | 3-5 PM

Studio 37
1537 S La Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90035

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Catch up on the week’s most compelling Iran related stories with Kayhan Life’s “Week in Review” newsletter, landing in your inbox every Friday.
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Artist: Behnam Mohammadi (@behtoons) By Kayhan L

Artist: Behnam Mohammadi (@behtoons)

By Kayhan Life Staff
Oct. 2 - The regime boasts of resilience. The barrels beg to differ. No new oil has been loaded at Iran’s terminals since mid-August, and no Iranian oil cargo has crossed the U.S. blockade line since mid-July.

#cartoonoftheweek #kayhanlife

Ghisava is a classic breakfast dish hailing from n

Ghisava is a classic breakfast dish hailing from northwestern Iran — sweet, nutty, and full of protein, it’s a recipe that’s stood the test of time across generations, and pairs wonderfully with a hot cup of tea 🫖🍳

VIDEO & WRITTEN RECIPE:
https://kayhanlife.com/nooshehjoon/ghisava/

#persianfood #kayhanlifefoodbloggers

In 1958, Shojaeddin Shafa first proposed a celebra

In 1958, Shojaeddin Shafa first proposed a celebration marking the 2,500th anniversary of the founding of the Persian Empire by Cyrus the Great. But who was the man behind the idea?

A journalist, literary critic and prolific translator, Shafa began translating European literature into Persian at just 18.
Over the following two decades, his translations included works by Chateaubriand, Victor Hugo, Goethe and Dante, while his own scholarship explored the influence of Iranian culture on European literature. His Iran dar Adabiyat-e Faranseh (Iran in French Literature) became one of his most celebrated works of the 1950s.

Shafa’s career also extended into politics and public life. After early involvement in nationalist politics, he briefly served as director of the press and radio department under Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddeq, accompanying him on his 1951 visit to the United States.

In 1957, Shafa was appointed press and cultural adviser to the Imperial Court and its official spokesperson. He subsequently headed the Court’s newly established Cultural Centre and, over the next two decades, became a central figure in its cultural initiatives, from the Imperial Cultural Council and Pahlavi National Library to the International Union of Iranologists.

His first major proposal at the Court was also one of the most ambitious: a celebration honouring the founding of the Persian Empire—an idea that would ultimately develop into the 1971 celebrations.

Reposted from @persia.education
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By Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON, Oct 1 (Reuters) – T

By Timothy Gardner
WASHINGTON, Oct 1 (Reuters) – The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Iran‘s rail and auto sectors and their foreign suppliers, the Treasury Department said on Thursday, widening its wartime economic campaign to isolate Tehran.

The sanctions are part of the department’s “Operation Economic Outcast,” announced August 24, which aims to cut Tehran’s funding for the war, missile construction, cyberattacks and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps or IRGC.

Themove extends US economic pressure on Iran from sea to land, targeting sectors Tehran has leaned on since a naval blockade cut off its oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. But the expanding sanctions risk inflicting severe costs on ordinary Iranians, one analyst said.

The US blockade of Iranian ports has forced Tehran to rely more on autos and rail for transporting petroleum, fertilizer, chemicals and other goods. Thursday’s sanctions target those alternatives, according to the Treasury Department.

The sanctions designate Iran Khodro Company, or IKCO, and SAIPA Iranian Automobile Manufacturing Company, or SAIPA. Treasury said the two companies represent more than 90% of Iran‘s domestic auto market.

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