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Exhibited works ot |
have Persian theme

THEMES FROM Persian culture
by internationally renowned artist
Houshang Seyhoun will be on
display at the newly-opened
Heritage Ferry Building in West
‘Vancouver.

By EVELYN JACOB"
News Reporter

Seyhoun’s surrealistic work, in-
spired by the mythic and epic im-

ages of traditional Persian art, will

be shown from Tuesday Aug i to

“A former instructor at the Uni-
versity of Fine Arts in Tehran, the

70-year-old West Vancouver artis: -

has held numerous solo exhibitions

His work, which often
on the figure of the horse, has
been exhibited with the master of

‘surrealism, Salvador Dali, and

forms part of private and public

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collections such as the Musee Hors
Du Temps in France and university
collections at Berkley, Harvard,
MIT and Washington. .

One of Seyhoun’s students, Pari
Motamedi, an artist living in West
Vaacouver, said the artist has
traditionally worked in pen: and
ink. His work is easily recognizable
by his use of strong lines and

. compos'tion. ne
Seyhoun also works'in an an-
cient Persian technique of applying {1
color to paper, in which ‘‘a lot of . §
things happen on the paper,”’ said
“There is contro) by the artist,”
she explains, “but the paint also

> - works by itself;in the same way
‘paint flows when applied to water

im watercolor, there-is some spon-
taneity in Seyhoun’s work.”’

For information on the exhibit
phone West Yancouver municipal
hall at 922-1211. ts

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