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With drawings, films, and installations that weave mythology and memory, Mounira Al Solh turns Lebanon's fractured history into a celebration of female agency
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Sudanese artist Ahmed Umar reflects on Sufi influence, exile and revolution, and how art can hold space for memory, dignity and collective renewal
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What began as a private notebook on a rooftop has become a movement, as Gaza's writers publish handmade zines that reach audiences across continents
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Veiled faces, abstract motifs, and ancestral memory converge in Hussein Shikha’s art, where the past and present of Iraq collide
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In Sejnane, northern Tunisia, women are keeping an ancient pottery tradition alive, despite economic hardship and post-revolution instability
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Palestinian artists gather in Ramallah to document displacement, identity and survival, turning art into a collective act of memory, resistance and witness
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We speak to Solin Nirvana about the Syrian Army soldier who cut a Kurdish fighter's braid and how her art shows that Kurdish women's spirit can't be broken
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From Kandahar streets to European galleries, Afghan artist Malina Suliman transforms trauma, memory, and Afghan women’s untold stories into living art
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Theatre Review: 'A Grain of Sand' weaves Palestinian folklore with real testimonies from Gaza's children in this poignant play by Elias Matar and Sarah Agha
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In her New York exhibition 'Colors That Survived', Ms. Rachel presented the haunting yet hopeful artwork of children growing up under Israeli siege in Gaza