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FIGHT !! Like an Iranian woman

Newsha Tavakolian, Tehran (Iran)

Magnum Photographer

LISTEN series, 2011

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Shervin Hajipour is an Iranian singer known for his song Baraye, which has been described as "the anthem" of the 2022 Mahsa Amini protests. He was arrested shortly after publishing the song.

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Photo Budapest 22

From Iran, with love

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Sonic Liberation !!

Thursday 29th - Friday 30th September

1:30-3:30 pm Tehran

12-2 pm Bethlehem

10-12 am London

women / life / freedom

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Freedom – آزادى – Azadi

The core of freedom is dignity, that every that every human being has inherent worth and value and should be treated with respect.

Every individual and every people has the inalienable right to freedom in all its forms: physical, cultural, economic and political; and every person has the right to protest against injustice.

Persian calligraphy by S J Thomas www.palmstone.com

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taking iranian contemporary photography to Budapest,

opening ls10 gallery Fall ‘22 season

featuring works from: Jalal Sepehr, Ebrahim Noroozi, Jassem Ghazbanpour, Mohsen Bayramnejad and Pargol E Naloo

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Famous and Creative Art Sculptures in Dubai

Declaration Sculpture

This calligraphy sculpt work was done by Mr. eL Seed, a renowned calligrapher and street artist. He took two years to complete this particular work. The spiralling electric pink text is a line from a poem by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, which says, ‘Art in all its colours and types reflects the culture of the nations, their history and civilization.’

Mr. eL Seed describes the work as, ‘a declaration of love to the city that I call home,’ and to Arab calligraphy.

Sculpture type: Outdoor, intricately shaped steel forms Located at: Dubai Opera gardens

by eL Seed

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LJS 398 Khalq al-insān, written in Mamluk Syria or Iraq, dated 15 Jumādá II A.H. 689

Medical treatise in 50 chapters, 35 concerning reproduction and the final 15 addressing the soul and intellect from a neoplatonic perspective. Some marginal notes. Persian inscriptions recording births in A.H. 1236, 1243, and 1245 on the last page, suggesting use of the manuscript by a medical practitioner.

Additional information on this manuscript is available here on OPenn.