Search The Directory The Web for Home > Regional > Middle East > Iran > Arts_and_Entertainment New! Submit a site   Categories: Architecture (3) Music (37) Dance (5) Photography (7) Literature *(22) Restaurants and Bars *(4) Movies (16) Visual Arts (28)     whatUseek Collection Sites (submit a site ):   Give your site great placement in this category in as little as two business days!     whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   FarsiNet - Iranian art and Persian culture.   Iran Namayesh - The Center of Dramatic Arts - Describes the role of the center.   Iran Rose - Features culture and art news from Iran, art gallery and museums schedules, biographies of Iranian visual artists.   Iranian Artists Directory - Iranian artists online. Write to editor@iranianartist.com and suggest links to add.   Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization - Includes sections on historical buildings, cultural objects, archaeology and museums.   Iranian Museums - Provides short descriptions, visiting hours and addresses for museums throughout Iran. Sorted by province.   Kargah - Online gallery of Iranian photographers, graphic artists and painters.   Museum of Contemporary Iranian Artists - Extensive directory of links to Iranian artists, including painters, sculptors, graphic artists, filmmakers, architects and writers.   Persian Daily - Multimedia site dedicated to Iranian culture and entertainment. Free email in Farsi.   Tavoos - Quarterly magazine published in Persian and English languages which offers images of various Iranian arts-painting, architecture, sculpture, graphic art, calligraphy, music theater, cinema, together with theoretical articles concerning various aspects of classical Iranian art.   TehranAvenue.com - Provides information about cultural events in Tehran, including cinema, theater, music hall, and art galleries.   The Heroic Past - The Persian Book of Kings exhibit at The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Washington, D.C.   The Making of Exile Cultures: Iranian television in Los Angeles - An ethnographic case study of television produced for, and watched by, Iranian exiles in Los Angeles.   Traditional Arts of Iran: Inlaid Work Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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