94 / 2014 / compressed charcoal and marker on paper / 63x86cm (25″x34″)
$300
“94” the first piece of the new Drawing Collection
Author: admin
Korisoron at Arthur’s Public Market
Korisoron – Proctor’s GE Theatre
Mediterranean Sundance (Live at The Moon and River cafe) by Korisoron
KORISORON at Moon and River Cafe
“KORISORON” band, Farzad’s new music project
Farzad Golpayegani and amazing composer and musician Scott Collins have recently formed “KORISORON” band. Currently they are working on Instrumental International Acoustic Guitar Duo, and perform local shows.
KORISORON plays tunes inspired by the musics of Iran, Turkey, Spain, Romania, Northern India, Japan and other parts of the world.
Name of the band “KORISORON” comes from Persian Accidentals called “Sori” (Quarter step high) and “Koron” (Quarter step low).
Check out Korisoron’s official website for performances and more at: www.korisoron.com
Feature in the The Eden Magazine
Farzad Golpayegani is featured in the August 2014 issue of The Eden Magazine. Many thanks to Maryam Morrison for the support.
To check out the magazine click here.
Feature in The Metal Observer
Farzad is featured at The Metal Observer’s article regarding Persian Metal Music. Find the article at: www.metal-observer.com/3.o/persian-metal-part-1/
Thanks to Siavash Nejhad for his effort.
Woman & Invisible Iranian Cinema Festival
Farzad performed music at opening reception and closing of the third “Festival Cinema Invisible” at Proctor’s Theatre, Schenectady, NY on June 5th 2014. He also attended the discussion panel after documentary Movies: “Back Vocal”, “Scorpio” and “Off Beat” regarding Rock and Underground music in Iran.
He performed a few pieces from album “Four” and “Five” and couple of improvisation pieces as solo performance.
Also during this 4 day festival an art exhibition which included 3 of Farzad Artworks was held.
Many thanks to Dr. Mahmood Karimi-Hakak, Elahe Golpari and all friends who made such a memorable evening.
Farzad Golpayegani at IndieGuild
Farzad Golpayegani was presented at IndieGuild.net spotlight. Visit the page at http://www.indieguild.net/farzad-golpayegani/
“IndieGuild’s policy is to exalt the direct spirit of communion between artist and public and to willfully disregard the standard charts, competitions and vote exchanges that all too often do no more than to reduce creative talent to yet another banal object of commerce and speculation.”