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i'm maryam erfan, and i cover arts for bbc persia.he epic iran exhibit has been hugely popular, and i've come to share some of the highlights of this wonderful exhibition with you, and to introduce you to some of the experts behind the making of it. it was quite a task, with objects coming from art collections all over the world. i know there are some real treasures here from my homeland — some of them have never been on public display before. and i feel privileged to see them up close. the exhibition covers the ancient, islamic, and modern periods. when you come to this contemporary period, they are unafraid to address issues such as gender or politics. and very often, the works test the boundaries of censorship and control. video art and installation sit alongside carpets, ceramics, and metalworks. we will hear from the top experts behind the exhibition to bring 5,000 years of artistic mastery. this is epic iran. this exhibition is very unusual, in that it traces the history and cultural development of iran from the beginning of his

when the not the followed they pushed on through mountain and desert, 3000 miles to persia haven in iran on the field. behind the scenes though, the british were helping the polish government in exile gather testimony. but what the polls that survived in 16 years before alexander such an eton would even start reading, grew leg archipelago. 118000 post citizens in iran were testifying about the repressive force labor system and soviet union. but their voices would almost totally disappear. i while they were recovering in iran, one of the 1st things the refugees did was posed for a family photograph. why would refugees rush to get their picture taken? maybe to show their families spread out in other places that they were alive. in the looking at these women and children, maybe it was to prove to themselves as well. the deportees had no images of siberia, but these photos captured in iran feel like monuments to what they survived. this photo taken into from is the earliest image of my grandmother's life. all of their family, photographs from poland had been lost during the deportations. my