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Sadequain Tribute and Exhibition of His Works to Be Held in Tehran

Sadequain Tribute and Exhibition of His Works to Be Held in Tehran
A tribute ceremony dedicated to Sadequain, one of the most renowned and influential contemporary artists of Pakistan, along with the opening of an exhibition featuring his works, will be held by the ECO Cultural Institute (ECI) in Tehran on 28 September 2026.
Titled "A Look at the Life, Art and Enduring Legacy of Sadequain," the programme will explore the life, artistic contributions and lasting legacy of the celebrated Pakistani artist, while providing an opportunity to further highlight the cultural and artistic ties between Iran and Pakistan.
The ceremony will be attended by H.E. Ambassador Muhammad Hassan, President of the ECO Cultural Institute; H.E. Mr. Imran Ahmed Siddiqui, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the Islamic Republic of Iran; and Dr. Salman Ahmad, Founder and Chairman of the Sadequain Foundation.
Dr. Mohammad Reza Moridi, Associate Professor and faculty member of the University of Art, Iran, and Professor Zarar Baberi, Professor of Islamic Art and Calligraphy from Pakistan, will deliver presentations on modern art and Sadequain's legacy. The session will be moderated by Dr. Elaheh Sadat Mousavi-Nejad, Cultural Expert at the ECO Cultural Institute.
The programme will also feature an exhibition of selected works by Sadequain, offering visitors an opportunity to become more closely acquainted with the artistic legacy of one of Pakistan's most distinguished modern artists.
Sadequain is widely recognized for his contributions to painting and calligraphy and for his distinctive artistic language, which brought together elements of traditional artistic heritage with modern forms of expression. His work continues to hold an important place in the cultural and artistic heritage of Pakistan.
The event will take place on Monday, 28 September 2026, from 11:00 to 12:30, at the ECO Cultural Institute, No. 10, Bagher Al-Nimr Alley, Movahed Danesh Street, Aqdasiyeh, Tehran. The exhibition will be open to visitors as part of the programme.
 

 

 

 

Sep 23, 2026 15:15
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