A video installation by world-famous US artist Bill Viola. Contemporary Japanese art tackling AIDS. A print by an Iranian filmmaker whose most recent work was not shown in the Islamic republic. All these works are part of a show at Tehran's museum of contemporary arts -- which shows the arts scene in Iran, currently in the midst of its strictest moral crackdown in years

Manifestations of Contemporary Art in Iran shows paintings, sculpture, photography, video art, performance and installations, garnering an enthusiastic reaction from visitors. The exhibit started on September 24 and according the organizers it will last until mid-November.

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