The Pardeh-Khān takes its name from a figure in Iranian oral tradition who stood before a painted canvas and guided the viewer's attention through a story. Curated by Nirvana Parvizimotlagh, the exhibition brings together works by Orkideh Torabi, Ali Zakeri, Parham Peyvandi, and Shima Faridani across two rooms—one examining masculinity through humor and endurance, one holding structure and dissolution in tension. The meaning lives in the space between them.
