The works presented at the Silence Gallery are organized under three headings:

Personal World: Solo Exhibitions

Eternal Memory: Group Exhibitions of the Gallery

Free Experience: Exhibitions presented by educational and independent centers.

In the Personal World and Eternal Memory exhibitions, the gallery, by investing and directly participating in the process of forming the collection, while supporting the artists and developing the strategy, tries to create a link between traditional and indigenous arts with new artistic mediums and by presenting an image of today. By creating coherence in holding the exhibition, the gallery pursues its most important vision of searching for today's identity and recovering ancient cultural, anthropological and visual culture of its region.

"Guardians of Geokern" was the first experience in the gallery's exclusive collections, which recreated the four-thousand-year-old legend of the fish of the Tree of Life in the native pottery of Qomsheh. This collection was a combination of the spinning fish motif with other regions and cultures of Iran, including Hormozgan, Kurdistan, and Isfahan, which was produced by researchers and potters in Shahreza Toled and exhibited on Nowruz 1404.