Iranian Art Gallery – Pars Place DC

About Our Gallery

Aryan Art Gallery at Pars Place presents curated exhibitions that explore cultural heritage, artistic expression, and contemporary creativity. Featuring work by a diverse range of artists, including those inspired by Persian traditions, the gallery fosters storytelling, dialogue, and fresh perspectives. With regularly rotating exhibits, visitors are invited to engage with a dynamic mix of history, innovation, and artistic vision.

The Aryan Art Gallery is open for visitors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mondays through Saturdays.

Current Exhibitions

This is 75 - Aging Well For All

June 1 to June 30, 2025

This is 75 — Aging Well for All invites you on a visual journey honoring older adults across America. Through powerful photography, this exhibit challenges outdated perceptions of aging and highlights vibrant lives filled with activity, wisdom, and community. Pars Place and Mosaic Arts Gallery are proud to present the new photo contest series, This is 75 — Aging Well for All, in support of the National Council on Aging’s (NCOA) mission.

To celebrate 75 years of service to older adults, NCOA is showcasing a photography series that captures the essence of aging well in America. The series redefines aging as a time of vitality, purpose, and connection—challenging stereotypes by featuring older adults actively engaged in life. These powerful images depict older adults connecting across generations, contributing to their communities, volunteering, and maintaining both physical and mental well-being.
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The gallery will spotlight national awardees, while the lounge area will feature work by 10 local photographers—5 selected by Pars Place and 5 by Mosaic Arts Gallery. Featured photographers include Kaveh Sardari, Nazanine Daftarian, Mohammad Reza Broushaky, Fred Aryan, and Aghil Abed Zadeh.

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Art Gallery Store

Iranian Poster Art by Farhud Batmanglisch

$195

These iconic 1978 posters by renowned Iranian designer Farhud Batmanglisch, originally created for Iranian museums, are available in matted and framed (28” x 22”) for $195 or signed editions for $350.