On the occasion of the beginning of the Sacred Defense Week, the City Photo Museum is organizing a group photo exhibition titled "Narrative of Defense" to honor the memory of the brave Iranian fighters in the imposed war. This exhibition, featuring 15 pieces of photographs depicting the unity and solidarity of the Iranian fighters and military forces at the front lines of the war, offers visitors a space filled with emotions and historical reminders.
Prominent Photographers and Their Works
The works displayed in this exhibition have been selected from the archives of the Association of Photographers of the Revolution and Sacred Defense. Prominent photographers such as Mohsen Shandiz, Youssef Koorapaz, Saeed Sadeghi, Younes Zakeri, Jalil Dorouzi, Hamzeh Razdasht, Younes Gerami, Abdollah Bagheri, Saeed Taghipour, and Jahangir Razmi have participated in this artistic event. Each of these photographers has captured unforgettable moments with a unique and creative perspective and brought them to this exhibition.
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Exhibition Details and Schedule
The opening ceremony of the "Narrative of Defense" exhibition will be held on Tuesday, September 31, from 3 PM to 5 PM at the City Photo Museum. This exhibition will be open daily from October 1 to 9, except for Fridays, from 9 AM to 4 PM. The City Photo Museum is located at Haft Tir Square, Bahar Shiraz Square, Bahar Park Shiraz, and for more information, visitors can contact the numbers 88848993 and 88820885.
The establishment of this exhibition is an opportunity for new generations to become familiar with the history and culture of the Sacred Defense and to honor the memory of the defenders. Additionally, this exhibition can serve as a bridge between different generations and strengthen the sense of unity and solidarity in society.
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