Art Talk: Iranian Architectural Gems

This recording is presented by Princeton Public Library. Farzaneh Tahmasbi discusses the exhibit “Whispers of Time: Exploring Select Iranian Architectural Gems” on Zoom that will highlight her photographs currently on display at the library.

Farzaneh Tahmasbi, a specialist in architectural design, will show a carefully selected collection of photographs that will take participants on a visual journey celebrating the timeless beauty, intricate details and cultural significance of Persian historical architecture.

From the majestic domes of mosques adorned with vibrant tile work to the imposing bazaar steeped in centuries of history, each photograph in this multi-media talk on Zoom offers a glimpse into the architectural marvels that have shaped Persian culture. The lecture provides an exploration of various architectural styles, showcasing the diversity and ingenuity of Persian craftsmanship.

“Whispers of Time: Exploring Select Iranian Architectural Gems” is on display in the second floor Reading Room through July 21.

About the Speaker:

Farzaneh Tahmasbi earned her bachelor’s degree in architecture and subsequently pursued her first master’s degree in Iranian historical architecture while living in Iran. She pursued her second master’s degree specializing in architectural design at Temple University. With a passion for photography and a profound interest in Persian culture and history, Farzan has spent years studying and documenting the architectural wonders of Iran. Combining academic knowledge with artistic vision, she has meticulously curated a collection of photographs that showcase the beauty, diversity and cultural significance of Persian historical architecture.

The event was recorded on July 18, 2024.

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