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Iranian Film Festival Zurich Für Ihr Engagement Für Die Filmstadt Zürich
MAY 26 – IRANIAN JUNE 03, 2021 FILM FESTIVAL ZURICH . IRANIAN7 FILM FESTIVAL ZURICH WWW.IRANIANFILMFESTIVAL.CH PROGRAM TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIAL PROJECTION OUT OF COMPETITION ANIMATION SHORT FILMS Liebes Publikum Coup 53 - Taghi Amirani 6 Nasrin 26 My Moon, Our moon 47 Das Iranian Film Festival wird dieses Jahr zum siebten Mal in Zürich stattfinden. Im Volks- Moving Heart 27 Cloudy Goats 48 mund ist die Rede vom «verflixten siebten Jahr» in Beziehungen. Um das Filmfestival und das IN COMPETITION Kind Moon 49 Zürcher Publikum muss man sich aber keine Sorgen machen – hier haben sich zwei gefun- den, die zusammenpassen. SHORT IN COMPETITION Hairy 50 Blue Girl 12 The Dog That Was Sick 51 Zu verdanken haben wir das den engagierten Organisatorinnen und Organisatoren des Film- (Formerly) Youth Square 13 The Visit 29 Ton Pich 52 festivals. Seit 2014 stellen sie jährlich ein attraktives Programm aus aktuellen Spiel-, Doku- Killer Spider 14 Driving Lessons 30 The Night Song 53 mentar- und Kurzfilmen zusammen. Diese belegen das eindrückliche Schaffen der iranischen Old Men Never Die 15 Tehran Recyclers 31 Scarecrow’s Heart 54 Filmschaffenden. Oft unter schwierigsten Bedingungen kreieren diese kluge, skurrile, lustige Star Stuff 16 Interview 32 The Fisherman and Spring 55 oder nachdenkliche Filme. Etwa den Film «Nasrin» über die mutige iranische Menschen- rechtsaktivistin Nasrin Sotoudeh, für den alle Aufnahmen heimlich gemacht wurden und I am Here 17 Aydin 33 The Farmer and the Robot 56 wofür die Filmerinnen und Filmer eine Verhaftung riskierten. Seven Stories about Love 18 White Winged Horse 34 Botox 19 White Clad 35 Kanoon 57 Persönlich freut mich, dass die Macherinnen und Macher des Filmfestivals in diesem – eben Amphibious 20 Meatophile 36 vielleicht nicht so verflixten – siebten Jahr ein weiteres Angebot ins Programm aufgenommen Filmfarsi 21 Musician 37 JURY haben: Erstmals gibt es am Samstag und Sonntag Animationsfilme für Kinder zu sehen. -
Theatre Khsousi En.Indd
IN THE NAME OF GOD Internaonal Seminar Potenal of Independent Sector in Theatre 5 - 7 March 2017 Dramac Arts Center, Iran’s Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance Editor-in-Chief: Mehrdad Rayani Makhsous Editor: Saeed Hashemipour Art Director and Graphic Designer: Masoud Nowrouzi Translators: Mehdi Arab and Sahar Ebrahimimehr Editorial Board: Parisa Behpouri, Sahar Ebrahimimehr (with thanks to: Mehnaz Abdbehzad, Saghi Ataei) Photo: Zia Safavian Special Thanks to: Mehdi Hajian, Molouk Kamvar, Ali Ashrafnia, Mousa Ramazani Content Messages 3 Seminar Academic Board 6 Essays 9 Discussions 41 Seminar Timetable 50 Seminar HQ 52 Ali Moradkhani Director of Art Affairs, Iran’s Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance Now with the private sector building playhouses here and there, not all roads lead to City Theatre of Tehran any longer. A few years ago, a considerable number of theatre enthusiasts decided to tap into the potenal of non-governmental theatre. Stascs show an increasing number of non-governmental theatres as well as weekly performances in such places over the past few years, which has gradually resulted in a new wave in theatrical producon; today, these theatres host not only student performances but also professional works as well The number of non-governmental theatres, like other non-governmental instuons acve in the theatrical arena, is rising day by day. This means a big revoluon in theatre is just on the way. Today, non-governmental theatres are being established not only in Tehran but also all across the country. Without a doubt, this increasing number will increase the responsibilies of the government and its instuons that have more to do with theatre. -
The Role of Islamic City Council in the Promotion of Citizenship Rights (Case: Islamic City Council of Tehran) Mohammad Salari Ph.D
Urban Economics and Management, Vol. 5, No3(19), 111-131 www.iueam.ir Indexed in: ISC, EconLit, Econbiz, SID, RICeST, Magiran, Civilica, Google Scholar, Noormags, Ensani. ISSN: 2345-2870 The Role of Islamic City Council in the Promotion of Citizenship Rights (Case: Islamic City Council of Tehran) Mohammad Salari Ph.D. Student of Urban Development, Edalat University, Tehran, Iran Maryam Safavi Soha* Ph.D. student of Urban Development, Faculty of Art and Architecture, Islamic Azad University, South Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran Received: 2017/03/11 Accepted: 2017/06/20 Abstract: Today, the city and every environment of civil and social life become meaningful to the citizens. The relationship between citizenship and urban management is one of the important issues that have been considered in the field of urban management in the world. One of the factors that can lead to the realization and sustainability of the democratic system in society through public gatherings is the attention to citizens’ rights that can be achieved by the councils to achieve this goal. In a comprehensive glance, the councils have the keyword of civil rights in itself since the philosophy of the council itself is a part of the realization of the criteria and components of the citizenship rights. In other words, the councils are the realization of citizenship rights. In this regard, the present study examines the performance of Tehran City Council in the realization of citizenship rights. This research is applied and survey-descriptive in terms of method. Data collection was carried out in two ways: library-documentary and survey-field with questionnaires. -
برگزیدگان دوازدهمین جشنوارۀ بین المللی حرکت مرداد 1399 Winner of 12Th International Festival of Harkat August 2020 دانشگاه ارومیه Urmia University
برگزیدگان دوازدهمین جشنوارۀ بین المللی حرکت مرداد 1399 Winner Of 12th International Festival of Harkat August 2020 دانشگاه ارومیه Urmia University شایستۀ تقدیر | Worth Appreciation انجمنعلمیزبانانگلیسی– نشریه،علومانسانی SSA of English Language –Journal, Humanities دانشگاه اصفهان University of Isfahan رتبۀ اول | First Place انجمنعلمیمهندسیمکانیک– کارآفرینی SSA of Mechanic Engineering – Entrepreneurship رتبۀ سوم | Third Place افروزخلیلیسامانی– اختراع،بیوتکنولوژی Afrouz Khalili Samani – Invention, Biotechnology دانشگاه الزهرا )س( Alzahra University رتبۀ دوم | Second Place انجمنعلمیبینرشتهای– درحوزۀمحتوایدیجیتال،علومپایه SSA of Interdisciplinary – Digital Content, Basic Researches رتبۀ سوم | Third Place انجمنعلمیمیکروبیولوژی– نشریه،علومپایه SSA of Microbiology – Journal, Basic Researches شایستۀ تقدیر | Worth Appreciation انجمنعلمیمهندسیصنایع– انجمنبرتر،فنیومهندسی SSA Industrial Engineering – Best SSA, Engineering انجمنعلماطﻻعاتودانششناسی– نشریه،علومانسانی Peyk Danesh – Journal, Humanities انجمنعلمیسلولهایبنیادیوپزشکیبازساختی – انجمنبرتر،علومپایه SSA of Stem cell – Best SSA, Basic Researches دانشگاه امام صادق )ع( Imam Sadegh University رتبۀ اول | First Place انجمنعلمیزبانهایخارجی– محتوایدیجیتال،علومانسانی SSA of Foreign Languages – Digital Content, Humanities شایستۀ تقدیر | Worth Appreciation انجمنعلمیزبانهایخارجی– انجمنبرتر،علومانسانی SSA of Foreign Languages – Best SSA, Humanities دانشگاه ایﻻم University of Ilam شایستۀ تقدیر | Worth Appreciation انجمنعلمیکشاورزی– محتوایدیجیتال،کشاورزیومحیطزیست SSA of Agriculture – Digital Content, Agriculture -
Sociological Study of " Residence Satisfaction" Among Residents of the New Town of Pardis and Its Typology Bashir Khademlou1 Naser Al-Din Ghorab2 Hosna Rezaei Rami3
Social Studies and Research in Iran, Vol. 9, No. 1, Spring 2020 Sociological Study of " Residence Satisfaction" among Residents of the New Town of Pardis and its Typology Bashir Khademlou1 Naser al-din Ghorab2 Hosna Rezaei Rami3 Received July 14, 2019 Acceptance March 2, 2020 Abstract Introduction: The establishment of the new town of Pardis was approved in 1989 in order to settle a part of the overflow of Tehran's population. So that The “master Plan” estimates 200,000, the Pardis portion of population of Tehran in 2016. According to the plan, climate characteristics, employment attractions and lower housing costs than Tehran will be the main factors to select pardis for habitation. During these years,the failure of many of the Master Plan programs and the extraordinary implementation of some projects such as construction of "Maskan-e- Mehr" projects has caused many of the plan's initial aims to be failed in pardis And habitation's situation will face to serious challenges.so that it has predicted after the full implementation of "Maskan-e- Mehr" projects, The city's population reaches more than 400,000, more than twice its initial capacity. On the other hand, the failure of many employment-related programs to make pardis as "dormitory" town. The reality that has been intensified by the increasing costs of housing in the last one to two decades, especially in Tehran. Also the proximity to Tehran and the fact that the majority of residents ,inevitably or self-willy , coming from Tehran has given rise to complex subjective and attitudinal processes that have shaped various forms of residence satisfaction. -
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GENERAL PANEL – SESSION 1 // MONDAY, JULY 9TH, 14.00 – 15.30 2 GENERAL PANEL – SESSION 2 // TUESDAY, JULY 10TH, 9.00 – 10.30 6 GENERAL PANEL – SESSION 3 // WEDNESDAY, JULY 11TH, 9.00 – 10.30 11 GENERAL PANEL – SESSION 4 // WEDNESDAY, JULY 11TH, 11.00 – 12.30 16 GENERAL PANEL – SESSION 5 // THURSDAY, JULY 12TH, 14.00 – 15.30 21 GENERAL PANEL – SESSION 6 // FRIDAY, JULY 13TH, 9.00 – 10.30 26 GENERAL PANEL – SESSION 7 // FRIDAY, JULY 13TH, 14.00 – 15.30 30 1 General panel – session 1 // Monday, July 9th, 14.00 – 15.30 1. AnCiEnt GrEECE and QuEstions of IdEntity Chair: Ioana Szeman, University of Roehampton Rasmus CrommE, Ludwig-Maximilians-UnivErsität MünChEn "Medea – unfamiliar theatrical concepts and projections of a refugee" Marina Kotzamani, UnivErsity of thE PeloponnesE “The citizen as the other: staging the Acharnians in Greece, in times of crisis” Will Shüler, Royal Holloway, UnivErsity of London “A Promise to Artemis: Hippolytus, Male Virginity, and Queer Spectatorship in the 5th Century BCE“ 2. ThE Performativity of Costume Design and MobilE SCEnography Chair: Barbara Gronau, Berlin University of the Arts RaChEl Hann, UnivErsity of SurrEy “Scenographics and Microstates: Arguments for a renewed politics of border” Wolf-DiEter Ernst, UnivErsity of BayrEuth “Cosmopolitanism and mobile scenography. How to sense difference in Isaac Julien’s ‘WESTERN UNION: small boats’ (2007)” CharlottE ØstErgaard, ThE Danish National SChool of PErforming Arts “Disconnect – Reconnect“ 3. Invisible FaCEs of Immigration Chair: Milija Gluhović, University of Warwick Shira WolfE and Lidija Andonov “In/Visible Faces - Dramatherapy as a tool for creating a space of possibilities with refugees” OzlEm Hemis, Kadir Has UnivErsity “Aestheticization of Suffering” Jurgita StaniskytE, Vytautas Magnus UnivErsity “Moving Targets: Tactics of Relocation in Contemporary Baltic Theatre” 2 4. -
1 Nader Sayadi October 2019 Department of Art and Art History
Nader Sayadi October 2019 Department of Art and Art History 5305 Harmon Ave. College of Fine Arts Austin, TX 78751 University of Texas at Austin (214) 609-5012 2301 Trinity St. [email protected] Austin, TX 78705 (512) 471-3382 EDUCATION expected University of Texas at Austin summer 2020 Ph.D. Candidate in Art History, College of Fine Arts Transferred from the Architecture Ph.D. program at University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee in September 2017. 2010 University of Tehran, Tehran M. Arch in Restoration and Conservation of Historical Buildings and Urban Fabrics (Historic Preservation), Faculty of Fine Arts. 2007 Tehran University of Art, Tehran B. Arch, Faculty of Urban Planning and Architecture PUBLICATIONS 2019 ‘Architecture of Exclusion: The Savujbulagh-i Mukri Garrison, Border-Making, and the Transformation of the Ottoman-Qajar Frontier’, International Journal of Islamic Architecture, 8:2 (2019): 363–88. AWARDS, GRANTS, HONORS 2018-2019 Travel and Summer Studies Awards, Department of Art and Art History and College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin, spring and fall 2018, summer 2019. 2015 Barakat Trust Award 2015-16, spring & summer 2015. 2015 Travel grant(s), University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Graduate School & School Of Architecture and Urban Planning, spring 2015, fall 2014, summer 2013 2013 Architecture General Scholarship, School Of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, summer 2013. 2013 Travel grant, Kogakuin University, Tokyo, summer 2013. 2011 Conference registration scholarship, Fondazione Romualdo Del Bianco, “Center for Heritage and Society, University of Massachusetts Amherst, spring 2011. 2011 Travel grant, Historians of Islamic Art Association, winter 2011. 1 INVITED PRESENTATIONS 2017 “What’s Old is New,” Historic Water Tower Neighborhood (HWTN) Association, Monthly Meeting, Milwaukee, WI, April 2017. -
Matine-Daftary I Bahman Mohassess I Malekeh Nayini I Fereydoon Omidi I Hamed Rashtian I Ali Akbar Sadeghi I Mina Talaee I Parviz Tanavoli
Hessam KHALATBARI & Yassi METGHALCHI ont le plaisir de vous convier au vernissage de l’exposition JEUDI 30 JUIN 2016 À PARTIR DE 18H00 Aydin Aghdashloo I Mehrak Davoudi I Reza Derakhshani I Kambiz Derambakhsh I Mohsen Fouladpour I Sahand Hesamiyan I Ramin Jamshidi Leyly Matine-Daftary I Bahman Mohassess I Malekeh Nayini I Fereydoon Omidi I Hamed Rashtian I Ali Akbar Sadeghi I Mina Talaee I Parviz Tanavoli 216 rue Saint Martin 75003 Paris, France T. +33 1 42 71 87 83 - [email protected] www.galerienicolasflamel.com 2 INTRODUCTION PREFACE A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME I grew up in an Iranian household surrounded by art and literature. Our wooden library was home to a spiraling tower of hundreds of carefully- Galerie Nicolas Flamel is pleased to present TIME MACHINE, an exhibition stacked books, and our dining room walls were peppered with the works of featuring the works of fifteen Iranian artists that illuminates modern and contemporary artists Aghdashloo, Katouzian and Bijani among them. contemporary creativity. Much to my mother’s despair, and despite weekly painting and calligraphy A very symbolic theme inspired by Albert Einstein’s famous theory of relativity lessons, I was a failed artist. As Salvador Dali once said, when it comes to who predicted that “time is relative to the observer”. drawing, “there is no possibility of cheating. It is either good or bad”. And mine He showed that time travel will be possible as well as «premonition» and «deja were bad. I couldn’t draw a straight line, much less put my thoughts on paper. vu» during which an observer experiences the future before it becomes the Nevertheless, art maintained a strong presence in my life. -
Evaluation of Iran Architecture Knowledge on Industrial Complexes in Order to Discover the Challenges and Provide Developmental Strategies
Vol.13/No.41/Nov-Dec 2016 Received 2015/20/06 Accepted 2015/19/12 Evaluation of Iran Architecture Knowledge on Industrial Complexes In Order to Discover the Challenges and Provide Developmental Strategies Javad Goudini* Mohsen Vafamehr** Yousef Gorji Mahlabani*** Nasser Barati**** Abstract The present paper has notified that the evaluation of architecture knowledge for industrial complexes helps identifying its development challenges. Thinking about the components of architecture knowledge development caused the evaluation to be occured in three sections of theoretical knowledge (or theoretical productions), knowledge transition (or training programs), and practical knowledge. Since the nature of the mentioned triad was different, the evaluation method of each was chosen in relation to their substantial features. As a result, evaluation of theoretical areas, due to its written nature, is accompanied by content analysis method. In this section, scientific research-based articles (published in fifteen authentic architecture journals, until winter 2014), 2500 selected books, M. A. theses (conducted from 2001 to 2010 in University of Shahid Beheshti), and Ph. D. dissertations (completed in domestic universities until 2012) were studied to estimate the quantity of production knowledge in terms of the architecture of industrial complexes. It is noteworthy that this evaluation took place compared to six selected functions i.e. landscape, residential, religious, healthcare, educational, and administrative. In transitive knowledge section, the mentioned evaluation was dedicated to the analysis of programs’ contents, orientations, fields of study, and courses, presented in three levels of BA, M. A., and Ph. D.. Furthermore, in order to know about the status of practical knowledge, the orientation of architecture competitions (including periodical competitions and those, taken part from 2007 to 2009) were evaluated. -
Country Education Profile, Iran CEP
Country Education Profile, Iran CEP 1. Assessment guidelines, Iran A: Higher education A.1. Section 1 - Leading universities Qualifications are assessed as follows for Section 1 institutions: No. Iran qualification Comparable to the educational level Assessment of the AQF qualification notes 1 Associate Degree Diploma 2 or more years full time 2 Bachelor Degree Bachelor Degree 4 or more years full time 3 [Discontinuous] Bachelor Degree Bachelor Degree 2 or more years full time after a Associate Degree 4 Doctor or [Continuous] Master Degree Bachelor Degree A 5 or more years full time 5 [Discontinuous] Master Degree Master Degree 2 or more years full time after a Bachelor Degree 6 Doctoral Degree Doctoral Degree A 3 years or more full time after a Master Degree 7 Other qualifications Assessed on a case-by-case basis Assessment notes A. There are 2 types of Doctoral Degree in Iran. Professional first degrees in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and veterinary science can be awarded with the title of Doctor and may be translated as Doctoral Degrees. PhD programs can also be awarded as Doctor or Doctoral Degrees. If you are assessing either one of these qualifications you must clearly identify if it is a first degree or a postgraduate degree. If the qualification is in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy or veterinary science it is almost certainly an undergraduate qualification and is assessed by guideline 4. Postgraduate Doctoral Degrees usually have the title Ph.D. on the original language document and should be supported by Bachelor Degree and Master Degree qualification documents. A.2. Section 2 - Other institutions Qualifications are assessed as follows for Section 2 institutions: No. -
Identifier Components in Interior Architecture with Emphasis on International Air Terminals
Journal of Xi'an University of Architecture & Technology ISSN No : 1006-7930 Identifier components in Interior architecture with emphasis on international air terminals Masoumeh hashemi shahraki Tehran University of Art, Tehran, Iran; Email: [email protected] Tayebeh Yoozbashi Master of Photography University Tabari Babol [email protected] Samaneh Azizi Goodarzi Master of Islamic Art, Faculty of Arts, Shahed University, Tehran, Iran; Email: [email protected] Somayeh Rasoolipour (Author) Master of Visual Communication, Faculty of Art, Shahed University, Tehran, Iran. Email: [email protected] Abstract Each land has its own culture and identity, so in interior architecture, due to its close connection with different dimensions of human life, it has become a complex and multifaceted nature that directly expresses the values, ideas, perceptions and lifestyles. This paper seeks to find influential components with an emphasis on international air terminals on the manifestation of community identity and guidelines for the use of designers to design new structures that are in line with the country's identity. The proposed components can be used in a variety of situations and can be adapted to the specific characteristics of different conditions and the values hidden in each field. The research method is descriptive-analytical.Based on the information obtained from the research, the factors affecting the indoor environment can be described as color, form, natural elements, materials, areas and spatial connections that can be used to improve the sense of belonging to the space, the spirit of the place, the identity of the building, the sense of place and finally Immortality of architectural works to be effective. -
Shauheen Daneshfar 31749 Alborz, Iran Website: Shauheendaneshfar.Com Email: [email protected] Phone: +98-935-431-8933
Shauheen Daneshfar 31749 Alborz, Iran Website: shauheendaneshfar.com Email: [email protected] Phone: +98-935-431-8933 Education Diploma in Photography at Haft Honar School of Cinema, Karaj (2009) BA in Cinema (Cinematography) at Tehran University of Art, Tehran (2019) A One-Year Course of filmmaking at Iranian Youth Cinema Society (IYCS) Karaj, (2012) A Three-Day Course of Experimental Filmmaking by Dr Ahmad Alasti (2014) A Two-Term Course of Directing in Cinema (Primary to Advance) by Shahram Mokri at Karnameh Art and Cultural Institute (2015) A One-Week Filmmaking Course at Fajr International Film Festival (FIFF) Dar-al-Fonun Campus (2017) Photography: Exhibition Photography Solo Exhibition (Day for Night) at Ag Galerie [Ag Talent Platform] Tehran (2019) Feature Film Still Photography Finding Farideh “documentary feature film” (2018) Directed by Azadeh Mousavi and Kourosh Ataei (The elegate of Iranian cinema in Oscar Academy 2020) The Termite “Experimental feature film” (2019) Competition of the 37th International Fajr Film Festival Short Film Still Photography The Third Person (2019) Directed by Pouya Amin Pouri, Winner of best short film at 16th Nahal International Student Short Film Festival Better Than Neil Armstrong (2019) Directed by Alireza Ghasemi Like A Good Kid (2018) Directed by Arian Vazir Daftari, In competition of short film “Cinefondation” at the 71th Cannes Film Festival You’re Still Here (2018) Directed by Katayoun Parmar and Mohammad Rouhbakhsh, Participated in several International film festivals Lunch