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[22 Nov 2012] Ashura paintings on display in Tehran - English

A collection of carpet-like paintings; This is an exhibition which showcases apparently primitive but deeply meaningful works by an Iranian artist. But she is a little bit different from her colleagues; Monavvar Ramezani, well-known as Nane Hassan, born in 1937 in Sohrevard, Zanjan Province is an Iranian self-taught painter, who has been involved in the art of weaving rugs and drawing rug patterns from her childhood until the age of 70. She has started painting professionally for six years now. Her life is full of experience and learning which she has inherited from her forefathers including tales, myths, stories, poems, traditions and legends. Saman Kojouri, Press TV, Tehran

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Together with her best friend, Mr. Gramophone, Bonnie Bear creates colorful paintings from sounds that she hears. In every episode, Mr. Gramophone has three different sounds of a common theme to play for Bonnie. It is up to Bonnie to recognize these sounds, name them and paint the object or place of origin. Bonnie Bear demonstrates how working with both your ears and hands can bring together sounds and colors to create a beautiful, whole picture.

Together with her best friend, Mr. Gramophone, Bonnie Bear creates colorful paintings from sounds that she hears. In every episode, Mr. Gramophone has three different sounds of a common theme to play for Bonnie. It is up to Bonnie to recognize these sounds, name them and paint the object or place of origin. Bonnie Bear demonstrates how working with both your ears and hands can bring together sounds and colors to create a beautiful, whole picture.

Together with her best friend, Mr. Gramophone, Bonnie Bear creates colorful paintings from sounds that she hears. In every episode, Mr. Gramophone has three different sounds of a common theme to play for Bonnie. It is up to Bonnie to recognize these sounds, name them and paint the object or place of origin. Bonnie Bear demonstrates how working with both your ears and hands can bring together sounds and colors to create a beautiful, whole picture.

Together with her best friend, Mr. Gramophone, Bonnie Bear creates colorful paintings from sounds that she hears. In every episode, Mr. Gramophone has three different sounds of a common theme to play for Bonnie. It is up to Bonnie to recognize these sounds, name them and paint the object or place of origin. Bonnie Bear demonstrates how working with both your ears and hands can bring together sounds and colors to create a beautiful, whole picture.

This week, Venezuela has successfully inaugurated the Persian Culture Exhibition Week to promote books, music, dances, crafts and all kind of paintings pertaining to Islamic Republic of Iran\'s amazing culture. Simon Rodriguez National University, one of the most prestigious institutions of higher education in Venezuela, was the place of this exhibition. The director of culture department, invited culture lovers to come and enjoy the Iranian arts. During the inauguration, Iran\'s Ambassador to Venezuela, highlighted the positive relations between Iran and Venezuela as two sovereign countries that recognize the value of culture activities.

Marion share some basic watercolor painting techniques