Dr. Ali Karimi, the city of Babol representative in the Parliament and the member of the Parliament’s Board of Directors visited Iranian Contemporary Needlework Exhibition “Nakh & Negareh” (Thread & Pattern)
According to the Public Relations of Niavaran Cultural
Center, at the end of his visit which was accompanied by Mr. Ebad Reza Eslami
Kolaee, the Head of Niavaran Cultural Center, Ali Karimi Firoozjaee, the
representative of Babol in the Islamic Parliament, in his words of appreciation
to Niavaran Cultural Center for holding such an exhibition, mentioned: “I am
very glad that artworks of artists all over Iran have been put on view for the
public to see in this exhibition.”
Karimi noted: “Holding such exhibitions can have positive
and successful effects on economic terms for the artists. Cultural products inherited
from past generations along with the cultural transitions, can flip human
concepts and ecological perceptions for today’s human who has distanced nature.”
Mentioning that in the Commission of Education and
Research we should be the connection ring between the “Scientific and Research
Centers” and “Technical and Vocational Universities” with the artists of this
domain to keep them away from being ignored, he stated: “Traditional and
Handicrafts Artists insurance and union problems are the kind of problems that
should be mentioned and pursued in the parliament so that the artists of this
area will be encouraged and become more confident and the light of their art
will shine brighter for many years to come.”
It is notable that the Iranian Contemporary Needlework “Nakh
& Negareh” (Thread & Pattern) exhibited from Mordad 20 – 31,
1399 = August 10 – 21, 2020, by the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage
& Tourism with cooperation of Arman Rakhsh Ghazal Corporation (HIMA) and
Niavaran Cultural Center.
G. R.