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==Events== [[File:1979 Iranian Revolution.jpg|thumb|Azadi Tower during the [[Iranian revolution|1979 Iranian revolution]]]] ===Audiovisual theatre (1971)=== The original show, devised in 1971, was replaced in 1975 by a new one which invited visitors to discover Iran's geographic and natural diversity along with its fundamental historical elements. It exhibited a number of national achievements, technical undertakings, calligraphed poems, and miniature paintings. The project, devised by a [[Czechoslovakia|Czechoslovak]] company, required 12,000 metres of film, 20,000 color slides, 20 movie projectors, and 120 slide projectors. The audiovisual programmes were directed by professor Jaroslav FriΔ (1928β2000). Five computers operated the entire system.<ref name="Khashayar"/> ===''Gate of Words'' light show (2015)=== German artist Philipp Geist organized a projection mapping installation named ''Gate of Words'' at the Azadi Tower, on the occasion of the [[German Unity Day]].<ref>[[The Guardian]]: ''[https://www.theguardian.com/world/iran-blog/gallery/2015/oct/07/german-artist-tehran-freedom-arch-pictures German artist lights up Tehran's freedom arch β in pictures]''. 7 October 2015.</ref> The show was held from October 3 to 5, 2015. In this project, the artist visualized the topics of freedom, peace, space and time in a poetical manner. Geist developed a light installation made of colored words and concepts in different languages, and abstract painterly compositions of images. The glowing words were in English, German and Persian, moving in synchronization with live music on the walls of the tower.<ref>Philipp Geist was invited by the German Embassy to propose such a project at the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the German Reunification.</ref>
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