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* Fellowship: Travel Fellowships for Iranian Scholars
* Stamps: Iran philately seminar, Los Angeles

* Conference: Dialogue of Civilizations ?

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* Exhibition: Ceramist Babak Daleki, San Francisco
* Music: Music from India and Persia, San Francisco
* Film: "A Taste of Cherry," northern California
* Conference: Challenges for Iranians Abroad, Indianapolis
* Film: Mehrjui's "Leila," Ohio
* Music: Shajarian in concert, New York
* Festival: Iranian Arts and Cultural Event, Bay Area
* Demonstration: In front of the U.N.
* Shahnameh: Readings in Mountain View

* Conference: Computer engineering

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* Iran philately seminar, Los Angeles

October 2-4, 1998 at: Wyndham Hotel (Next to LAX) 6225 W. Century Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045

Seminar by Mehrdad Sadri on Iranian PhilatelyLecture and discussion including photo slides and exhibition of some Iranian rarities. Bring your stamps for free examination and opinion.

Meeting location: Essex Room B
Date: Saturday, October 3rd, 1998
Time: 1:00 - 3:00 PM

Email for more information: persi@tstonramp.com

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* Travel Fellowships for Iranian Scholars

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF PERSIAN-SPEAKING SOCIETIES

The International Association for the Study of Persian-speaking Societies is pleased to announce the availability of ten Travel Fellowships for scholars and researchers from Iran to take part in academic and cultural conferences and conventions in the United States. Each Travel Fellowship covers all travel and lodging expenses of the recipient subject to a limit of $2500... CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

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* Conference: Dialogue of Civilizations ?

Call For Papers: Islamic Revolution's Cultural Documentation Organization intends to hold a 2-day international seminar on December 13-14, 1998 entitled: "Dialogue of Civilizations?" All experts, scholars and lecturers are invited to send their papers in maximum 15 pages before December 6, 1998 to the Seminar's Secretariat.

Topics: ... CLICK HERE

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* Ceramist Babak Daleki, San Francisco

Dear Friends,

If you get a chance, make sure you visit the inspiring exhibition of

Iranian Ceramist Babak Daleki from September 5-12 at the Hourian Gallery: 1843 Union Street, San Francisco . Tel: (415)346-6400

With a background in graphics and design, he began exploration of ceramics in 1991. Since that time, he has participated in over twenty exhibitions in Iran and Canada. He is the FIRST Iranian citizen whose work is being exhibited in the United States in the last twenty years.

Please forward this info to anyone who might be interested.

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* Folk and Classical Music from India and Persia, San Francisco

X DOT 25 Music Productions Presents Classical Fusion of the Far East

"Contemporary Folk and Classical Music from India and Persia"

Featuring:

Aldoush: Setar
Hans Christian: Cello
Stephen Kent: Didgeridoo
Ustad Habib Khan: Sitar
Alan Kushan: Santur
Ben Mawhorter: Tabla, Dumbak
Sultan Pakhawaj: Tabla
Shahrzad Dance Academy

* Aldoush & the Human Exchange

"New interpretation of Persian Folk and Classical Music"

Aldoush: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Nazanin (a Persian string instrument) / Ian Dogole: Udu, Dumbak, Global Drum Set / Scott Hill: Alto & Soprano Sax, Clarinet / David McQueen: Tombak (Zarb) & Daf / Jeff Obee: Bass

Palace of Fine Arts - San Francisco
Friday October 2, 1998 - 8:30 PM
Tickets $15.00 and $20.00

Advance tickets are available directly from X DOT 25 Music You can use your VIsa or Mastercard to purchase thickets. Information: 510-601-8600

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* Kiarostami's "A Taste of Cherry," northern California

The Lark Theatre in Larkspur (northern California) will be screening Abbas Kiarostami's "A Taste of Cherry" on September 11, 12, and 13. Call the theatre for showtimes: (415) 924-3311.

Thanks to Jasmin Darznik jasmind@wenet.net

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* Mehrjui's "Leila," Ohio

Program: "Leila" written and directed by Dariush Mehrjui. 1997
Date: Thursday and Friday, September 10-11, 7:00 PM
Location: Wexner Center for the Arts, The Ohio State University, N. High St. and 15th Ave.
Tickets: $5; $4 Students and Wexner Members
Call: 614-292-3535 for more information

Praised by the New York Times as "devastaging" and "heartbreaking," "Leila" is the lastest film from Iranian Director Dariush Mehrjui, and illuminates the often brutal clash between modernity and Islamic tradition. Focusing on a wealthy couple who married out of love but are unable to conceive children, the story focuses on the agony and confusion felt by Leila as her husband is forced to consider taking a second wife, leaving her isolated from both her families.

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* Conference: Challenges for Iranians Abroad, Indianapolis

DANESH Institute, Inc. in cooperation with Society for Promotion of Persian Culture present: Third Annual Conference, October 24, 1998

Location: Indiana University-Purdue University, Student Activities Center, 815 W. Michigan Street, Indianapolis, Indiana

Challenges for Iranians Abroad in the Onset of the Next Millennium: Agenda for Action

8:30 - 9:00 Registration & Refreshments
9:00 - 9: Welcome and Business Meeting

Ebrahim Fakouri, Irene Queiro-Tajalli, Cyrus S. Behroozi

9:30 - 10:30 PRESENTATION

Role Reversal & Its Consequences in the Iranian Immigrant Family

Presenter: Ali Akbar Mahdi, Ohio Wesleyan University
Chair: Sara Kurtz Allaei, Indiana University - Purdue

10:30 - 10:45 BREAK
10:45 - 12:30 PRESENTATIONS

The Experience of lranian Women in the United States: The Case of the Twin Cities
Presenter:
Farah Gilanshah, University of Minnesota

Living in Exile: Iranian Acculturation in Literature
Presenter:
Lena Afary, Independent Scholar

Chair: Mohammad R. Torabi, Indiana University

12:30 - 1:45 LUNCH
1:45 - 3:15 WORKSHOP

Impacts of the Political Relationship between Iran & the United States on Iranian Immigrants

Facilitator: Yahya R. Kamalipour, Purdue University

3:15 - 3:30 BREAK
3:30 - 4:45 CONCLUSIONS

Challenges for Iranians Abroad: Summary & Agenda for Action
Presenter:
Ali Akbar Mahdi

Chair & Facilitator: Irene Queiro-Tajalli, Indiana University
Contact: Dr. Cyrus S. Behroozi, 317-283-8757

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* Shajarian in concert, New York

ASIA SOCIETY PRESENTS Mohammad Reza Shajarian, Classical Music of Iran Wednesday, September 23, 8:00 p.m. at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center The Asia Society presents the only New York appearance of the world's greatest singer of classical Persian music, Mohammad Reza Shajarian.

Performing with an ensemble of five, Shajarian employs a flawless vocal technique in an immense and unique repertoire. This concert - of intensely emotional renderings from contemporary Iran - is presented as a major step toward renewed cultural exchange between the United States and Iran. Tickets: Centercharge 212/721-6500

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* Iranian Arts and Cultural Event, Bay Area

Join us at the Iranian Arts and Cultural Event in northern California on September 19, 1998. For more information about the Event : Please visit our website at "//www.payvand.org" and click on the tee-shirt design. For direction : "//www.payvand.org/html/map.htm"

Fariba Nejat
FarNejat@aol.com

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* Demonstration in front of the U.N.

The Committee for Humanitarian Assistance to Iranian Refugees (CHAIR), the International Federation of Iranian Refugees, the Campaign in Defense of Women's Rights in Iran, and the Worker-communist Party of Iran areholding a demostration against the Islamic Republic at the United Nations September 8, 1998. On that date, the fifty-third session of the UN General Assembly will begin in New York City and Iran's representatives will be attending the session.

CHAIR CHAIRNGO@AOL.COM

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* Readings in Mountain View

Following, please find the schedule of upcoming Shahnameh Reading sessions which will be held at Mountain View Library located at 585 Franklin Street by the intersection of Mercy St (northern California). Franklin St. runs parallel to Castro St. Castro St. is the main street in downtown Mountain View.

The sessions are (for the time being) every other Sunday, starting promptly at 1:30 pm.

Page numbers are based on the Shahnameh of Dr. Khaleghi Motlagh.

September 13th: (pages 50-52) End of Jamshid
September 27th: (pages 55-57) Zahak

Shahnameh@shahnameh.com

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* Computer engineering conference in Tehran

SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS
Fourth Annual International CSI Computer Conference (CSICC'98)
26-28 January, 1999

Computer Engineering Department
Sharif University of Technology
Tehran, Iran
full details

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Fellowship

Travel Fellowships for Iranian Scholars

The International Association for the Study of Persian- speaking Societies is pleased to announce the availability of ten Travel Fellowships for scholars and researchers from Iran to take part in academic and cultural conferences and conventions in the United States. Each Travel Fellowship covers all travel and lodging expenses of the recipient subject to a limit of $2500... CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

Conference

Dialogue of Civilizations?

Call For Papers: Islamic Revolution's Cultural Documentation Organization intends to hold a 2-day international seminar on December 13-14, 1998 entitled: "Dialogue of Civilizations?" All experts, scholars and lecturers are invited to send their papers in maximum 15 pages before December 6, 1998 to the Seminar's Secretariat. Topics: ... CLICK HERE

Festival

Iranian Arts and Cultural Event, Bay Area

Join us at the Iranian Arts and Cultural Event in northern California on September 19, 1998. For more information about the Event : Please visit our website and click on the tee-shirt design. For direction go to the map.

Fariba Nejat
FarNejat@aol.com


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