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Interviews and features on Vahid Abbaszadeh’s work and artistic journey
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Tasnim News
Art is not merely an image; it is also a part of a society’s cultural memory
July 2026
Vahid Abbaszadeh, a painter from Mashhad, told Tasnim News Agency’s correspondent in Mashhad: “I have been working professionally in the field of painting for nearly two decades. Alongside creating artworks, I have also gained experience in teaching art. My passion for painting began during my teenage years and gradually became the main path of my professional life.
Nakhost Weekly Magazine
Interview with Vahid Abbaszadeh in Nakhost Weekly Magazine
July 2026
Roshan Room Specialized News Platform
A Painter’s Perspective on the Role of Art in Society
July 2026
Art has always served as a true reflection of the cultural, social, and historical landscape of every society. In a candid conversation with Vahid Abbaszadeh, a painter and art instructor from Mashhad, we had the opportunity to hear his perspective on the place of art in society, the challenges facing artists, the relationship between art and economics, and the cultural responsibility of artists in the digital age.
ISNA News Agency
Here, faces tell untold stories
August 2026
Khorasan Razavi (ISNA) — The exhibition Someone Is Here explores the human experience, emotions, and inner worlds. Featuring a collection of portraits and artworks, the exhibition seeks to invite viewers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their own inner world.
Shahrara News
Portraits of People, Beyond the Image
August 2026
The painting exhibition Someone Is Here, featuring works by Vahid Abbaszadeh, a painter from our city, is currently being held in Mashhad.
When you enter Someone Is Here, the first thing that captures your attention is the faces. They are people from different eras and worlds, now brought together within the frames of the paintings. From renowned literary and scientific figures to artists and contemporary personalities, each face appears on the canvas with its own distinctive details and atmosphere.
It is as though the artist has sought, by reimagining these familiar faces, to bring before us once again the people we have known for years through photographs and books.