Starting on Friday, December 27th, Ba Gallery will host a group exhibition which is shaped by a focus on the details of everyday life, objects, humans, and the moments they create.

The Participating artists in the exhibition include: Azin Baghernia, Aida Pashakhanloo, Sara Pooyanfard, Sana Hadavi, Mahbod Hosseini and Raheleh Yousefi. In a part of the exhibition statement titled "That Moment That Was," Shahrzad Royaei writes: "Now that the boundary between photography and painting has become very faint, creating works with this theme is increasingly common.

Starting on Friday, October 19th, Ba gallery will host a group exhibition of paintings and sculptures featuring works by visual artists. This exhibition, titled "Two in One," will be open to enthusiasts until 1st November. The exhibition will showcase works by contemporary artists after the revolution, each of whom has made a significant impact in the fields of painting and sculpture.

The participating artists in this exhibition include: Shahpari Behzadi, Mojtaba Tajik, Aisling Sareh Haghshenas, Farnaz Rabieijah, Nastaran Safaei, Samira Alikhanzadeh, Adeleh Farzindar, Ario Farzi, Elika Ghajar, Golnaz Ghadiri, Farbod Morshedzadeh, Rayka Milaniyan, and Sassan Nassiri.

Starting on Friday, August 9th , Ba Gallery will host a collection of paintings by Nasser Azizi. This exhibition, titled “The Other Side,” will be open to art enthusiasts until August 16th.

In this collection, Azizi presents his latest series of portraits, created expressively and in smaller dimensions than his previous works. These paintings primarily explore the emotions and inner worlds of his subjects, now shared with viewers.

In this series, the artist transcends the outward appearance of his portraits, using creative visual elements to delve into the personal dimensions and characteristics of his subjects.

Starting on Friday, July 12th, Ba Gallery will host a collection of paintings by Shirin Moayya. This exhibition, titled “Illusion”, will be open to art enthusiasts until August 26th.

Shirin Moayya’s art creates a world that is both deeply personal and filled with contradictions and encounters—a reflection of the artist’s inner self, while also offering us the chance to see ourselves within it.

The aesthetic of Shirin’s paintings is defined by contrast. Layers of colors, materials, and forms come together to evoke this feeling, creating a rich and dynamic visual experience.