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Acceptance of an Article by Ardabil Artist Navid Achgan at the 20th International Conference on Language, Literature, Culture, and History in Georgia, 2024 The 20th International Conference on Language, Literature, Culture, and History will be held on November 8, 2024 (18 Aban 1403) in Georgia, featuring multiple specialized sessions, keynote speeches, paper presentations, academic workshops, and scholarly discussions. The event is organized by the International Organization for Academic Studies, in collaboration with participating universities and research institutions from various countries. An article by the Ardabil artist Navid Achgan, titled “A Critical Study of Formalism in Contemporary Iranian Art with a Focus on National Identity,” has been fully accepted for presentation at this international conference. In his remarks, Achgan discussed the role of media in shaping and transforming identity, stating: “Today, the media’s influence on the formation and transformation of identity is evident to all. Television, in particular, due to its wide reach and accessibility, plays a significant role in guiding and influencing national identity. At the same time, a formalist perspective has dominated contemporary art to the extent that even Iranian television programming increasingly adopts Western stylistic forms.” Speaking on the concept of national identity, Achgan said: “A nation’s past

Acceptance of an Article by Ardabil Artist Navid Achgan at the 1st National Conference on Distinguished Teachers, 2024 (1403) The First National Conference on Distinguished Teachers, in collaboration with Rah Danesh Institute of Higher Education in Babol, Taqdis Scientific Center, and the faculties of Psychology, Educational Sciences, Social Sciences, Cognitive Sciences, and Islamic Studies, is held annually at Rah Danesh Institute of Higher Education, Babol.The main objective of this conference is to create a platform for the exchange of information and to present the latest research achievements in its various thematic areas. An article by the Ardabil artist Navid Achgan, titled “Art from the Perspective of Sigmund Freud,” has been fully accepted for presentation at this conference. In discussing Freud’s view of art, Achgan explained: “Although Sigmund Freud was a psychoanalyst, his ideas about the unconscious mind have inspired many artists and art critics. He repeatedly acknowledged his interest in art and literature. Freud believed that human beings channel their repressed desires in alternative ways — and among them, the artist realizes these repressed desires through artistic creation. In his view, the aesthetic evaluation of an artwork does not fall within the scope of psychoanalysis; rather, psychoanalysis can only interpret

Acceptance of an Article by Ardabil Artist Navid Achgan at the 9th National Conference on the Foundations of Iranian Visual Arts The 9th National Conference on the Foundations of Iranian Visual Arts, held with a focus on “Illustrating Literary Texts” and the theme “Exploring the Continuity Between Art and Literature through New Interpretations in the Illustration of Iranian Literary Works,” was organized in collaboration with the Iranian Association of Visual and Research Arts.The conference took place on February 28–29, 2024 (9–10 Esfand 1402) at Imam Reza Hall, University of Sistan and Baluchestan. In this academic event, 42 research papers were accepted in line with the conference’s thematic areas, of which 23 papers were presented through four in-person panels and one virtual panel held simultaneously. Among the accepted papers was an article by the Ardabil artist Navid Achgan, titled “The Impact of Light and Color in Iranian Painting.”During the conference, Achgan delivered a speech on this topic, explaining: “In Iranian art, color represents existence, and light plays the central role. Color has always been an influential element of art throughout human life. Traditional colors have deeply affected Iranian culture and art from ancient times to the present.” He continued: “In Iranian