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April 22 (Sat.), 6-10 pm—Contemporary Iranian Artists at the Farmani Gallery

Sharai Rezai hosts a reception and group exhibit with artists Pooya Aryanpour, Majid Fadaeian, Mina Ghaziani, Hossein Maher, Ahmad Morshedloo, Sadegh Tirafkan, Mojtaba Tajik, Ali Reza and Rezvan Sadeghzadeh. Several of these artists are exposing their work in Los Angeles for the first time. The show continues through April 28. Gallery hours, Monday - Friday, 11 am - 6 pm. Saturday by appointment.

Farmani Gallery, 844 S. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 90035. 310.659.0122. Email.

Hossein Maher

Ahmad Morshedloo

Pooya Aryanpour

Majid Fadaeian

Mina Ghaziani

Sadegh Tirafkan

Rezvan Sadeghzadeh

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