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tdr on Move - National Press Club 2016
National Press Club - Washington, DC October 2016 NPC Book Rap featuring Gloria J. Browne-Marshall and "The Voting Rights War" The Voting Rights War examines... -
tdr on Move - Carnegie 2016
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Washington, DC May 2016 In a neighborhood engulfed in turmoil, Iran has enjoyed relative political... -
tdr on Move - Public Citizen 2016
Public Citizen - Washington, DC June 2016 For 45 years Public Citizen has successfully advanced efforts to make government work for the people... -
tdr on Move - Atlantic Council 2016
Atlantic Council - Washington, DC October 2016 Public Art in Tehran: Painting One Wall at a Time Part of Iran’s burgeoning contemporary art scene is...
Monday, September 25, 2023
“No matter how corrupt, greedy, and heartless our government, our corporations, our media, and our religious & charitable institutions may become, the music will still be wonderful.” ― kurt vonnegut, A Man Without a Country
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tdr on Move - Atlantic Festival 2018
"The Atlantic" in partnership with The Aspen Institute - Washington, DC October 2018 In its tenth year, Washington Ideas becomes The Atlantic...
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tdr on Move - Brookings - June 2023
Brookings - Washington, DC June 2023" Public Art in Tehran: Painting One Wall at a Time Part of Iran’s burgeoning contemporary art scene is the transformation of public spaces through murals. The Future of Iran Initiative and Epicenter, a new initiative of the Institute for Policy Studies, invites you to meet Mehdi Ghadyanloo, the most famous public artist in Iran, whose fanciful murals appear all over Tehran as well as in other major cities around the world. This will be his first visit to Washington, DC, and a unique opportunity to meet and talk to the man who literally changed the face of Tehran. More ...