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https://nocturnes.brussels/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Maison-des-Arts-horizontal-1024x576.png1024576The centre for photojournalism highlights yesterday's and today's Iran through the work of five photographers: Marie Tihon, Alain Keler, Michel Setboun and Reza Deghati. The exhibition looks back at the Iran of the past 50 years and focuses on the current uprising. Projected archive images with commentary, a poetry reading and a concert will let you immerse yourself in this fascinating country in the midst of change this evening.