Satire

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: Shahid Rajaee Teacher Training University, Cultural Meeting on Permanent and World Satire, From left: Abbas Ahmadi (Translator), Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Writer) and M. H. Nikounejad (V. P. of Social and Cultural affairs, June 2015

: 28th Tehran’s International Book Fair, Publication Meeting on Satire, Caricature, and Humor Fields, From left: Sohrab Hadi (Painter), Farhad Hassanzadeh (Writer), Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Writer) and Gholamhossain Moraghebi (Researcher), May 2015.

: From Left: The late Manouchehr Ehterami (Satirist, the most widely published Iranian writer and one of the best ever friends of mine, creative author of Hasani the Neaty Boy poem series and a whole lot more…) and Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist), June 2006.

: A huge family picture where the members will never again find the chance to take a picture together. You can see a major portion of the Iranian source of satirists. At the top row standing in the center wearing a navy-blue shirt is Javad Alizadeh (Caricaturist and editor-in-chief at Satire and Caricature), the second man from right corner wearing a light blue suit is Kamyar Shapour (The son of Parviz Shapour and Forough Farokhzad), the man standing up of him with green shirt is Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist), standing on the lower left corner behind a girl in yellow shirt is Faranak Zarifi (Satirist), on the upper right corner wearing a black suit and blue shirt is Shahram Javadinejad (Satirist), standing on the mid left wearing a chocolate suit and dark shirt is Parviz Rouhbakhsh (Poet) and finally, standing on the top left wearing glasses is the late Ebrahim Sahba (Poet), Oct. 1994.

: From right to left standing: Azaryar Mojtabavi Nayini (Satirist – first in line-up), Siamak Zarifi (Satirist – third in lineup), Ahmadreza Ahmadi (Poet – seventh in lineup), Naser Pakshir (Caricaturist – tenth in lineup), the late Naser Choulayi Vakili (Satirist – eleventh in lineup), the late Zabihollah Pirghomi (Satirist – thirteenth in lineup). From right to left sitting: First is Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist) and Fourth is Poupak Saberi Foumani (Satirist, Ghol-Agha’s Legacy Daughter), Oct. 1994.

: From left: The late Kioumars Saberi Foumani (Go-Agha, satirist, creator of a column titled A little Talk Turkey and license holder and responsible director at Gol- Agha Publications) and Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist), May 1994.

: From right to left standing: Ahmad Arabani, the late Mohammad Poursani (Satirist), Ali Behrouznasab (Writer), the late Manouchehr Ehterami, the late Parviz Shapour, the late Mohammad Ghazi, the late Omran Salahi (Satirist) and Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (satirist). The only guy sitting down there is Bijan Abhari (Satirist), Oct. 1994.

: Interview with Iran Newspaper, faramarz ashenai Ghasemi (satirist), June 1996.

: From right to left: Ahmad Abdollahinia (Caricaturist), Houshang Moradi Kermani (Writer, holder of Hans Christian Andersen Certificate of Honor (1992), a prize winning finalist for the International Hans Christian Andersen Award in 2014, and creative author of Adventures of Majid), the late Mohammad Ghazi (Translator), Ahmad Arabani (Caricaturist) and Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist). The only guy sitting down there is Bijan Abhari (Satirist), Oct. 1994.

: Gol- Agha Publications Office, Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist), Feb. 1994.

: The front row, from left to right: Gholamreza Kiani Rashid (Satirist), Javad Farahmand (Satirist) and Mohammad Rafi Ziaie (Cartoonist). The back row, from left to right: Azaryar Mojtavabi Naieni (Poet and Satirist), Siamak Zarifi (poet and Satirist) and Dr. Shahram Javadi Nejad (Satirist) and Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist), Oct. 1994.

: From left to right: The late Morteza Frajian (Satirist and chief editor at Gol- Agha Publications), the late Kioumars Saberi Foumani, Ali Dehabshi (Writer and chief editor at several magazines including Bokhara), Houshang Moradi Kermani, Bahaoddin Khorramshahi (Writer and researcher) and Behrouz Ghotbi (Journalist and satirist) and the man with green shirt standing at the end of the picture is Faramarz Ashenai Ghasemi (Satirist), Oct. 1994.