A two-story house near Vanak Square, located on Khodami Street, with a small and green yard, is known as one of the first visual art galleries after the Iranian revolution, which is still active since 1371. According to Mozhgan Valipour, the director and founder of this gallery, it took about a year to get a license to start the gallery, and finally, with the help of one of his friends who had a degree in handicrafts, he was able to get a license, and after passing Through many ups and downs, Vali Gallery started and continued its activity in a private house.