International Art Group Exhibition in Saba Museum (Saba Cultural and Artistic Research Institute, Farschchian Gallery)
Opening of the exhibition : September 17, 2024
Address : Tehran ; Vali Asr (AJ) St., Teleghani St., Shahid Baradaran Muzaffar St., No.125
Curators of the exhibition : Abdolreza Rabeti, Afsaneh Haji Moradi
As the organizers write: The International Exhibition ‘Bright Tomorrow’ tries to look into the future, for a better tomorrow through the creative ideas of Iranian and foreign artists. The exhibition is organized by L’Art International in two sections: competitive and non-competitive. It was possible to collect 67 works of art, 58 foreign
and Iranian artists from 18 countries, including: America, England, France, the Netherlands, Norway, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Austria, Mexico, Poland, South Korea, Taiwan, India, Singapore, Kazakhstan, Venezuela and Iran.
The exhibition not only has artistic diversity and richness, but also serves the purpose of showing common points and cultural and civilizational differences. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to interact with works of art, each of which has its own symbolism, identity and expresses the worldview of the creator.

The most important aspect of this exhibition is its internationality, which will have a deep impact on the dialogue of nations, because art, as a universal language, has always played a key role in creating democracy, freedom of speech and an atmosphere of empathy.
The exhibition will present works made in various techniques: painting, calligraphy, drawing, photography. The competition section was divided into individual techniques, and the qualification of works for the competition was carried out through the acceptance of experts from the Saba Cultural and Artistic Research Institute. Among the foreign artists, there are also works by professors of the Artsizin University, lecturers from Spain, Taiwan and Kazakhstan. The work of Dr. Katarzyna Rosłon-Mazgaj, entitled "Przystań", technique: acrylic on canvas, format: 70x100 cm, qualified for the competition and was awarded in the painting section. The awarded artists include:
Azadeh Nodehi – Iran
Samaneh Hanifi – Iran
Natxo Zeborain – Spain
Azneeta MD Yuosf – Singapore
Hong Deok Hee – Republic of Korea
Maryam Soroshtabar – Iran
Jarben Wang 王佳彬 – Taiwan
Masumeh Kiyani – Iran
Katarzyna Rosłon-Mazgaj – Poland
Huang Wu- Pang – Taiwan

Congratulations.

Dean

Tomasz Bradecki dr hab. inż. arch. prof. PŚ