Art

A Grain of Sand
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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
Ms. Rachel’s Colors That Survived
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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
All_Eyes_On_Palestine
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Following the opening of 'All Eyes on Palestine' in Athens, we speak to curator Elettra Stamboulis and Palestinian artists about the power of art as resistance
Farook_Mohammed
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The Arab and African worlds share a past and a future. Farook Mohammed shows how their histories of subjugation are linked and how their freedom can be too
Niyu_Yurk
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We speak with curator Hiba Abid about 'Niyū Yūrk,' the NYPL exhibit highlighting the centuries-long role of MENA immigrants shaping New York & American culture
Chile_Years_of_Culture
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In our next stop after Argentina, we head to Chile to uncover how architecture, sport, and tradition shape this year's Qatar–Latin America cultural exchange
Qatar’s_Years_of_Culture
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Qatar’s ‘Years of Culture’ with Argentina celebrated shared creativity, from archaeology and art to music and cuisine, strengthening cultural connections
Dia_al_Azzawi
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The Dalloul Art Foundation's recent exhibition of Dia Azzawi's 'Sabra and Shatila Massacre' tapestry highlighted the importance of documenting war's realities
Room_14_exhibition
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The 'Room 14' London exhibition showcases the artwork of Palestinian artist Alaziz Atef, created in Israel’s Ofer prison and smuggled out to reach the world
Peter_Kennard
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British photomontage artist Peter Kennard, whose work has reflected decades of violence, speaks to The New Arab ahead of his 'Gaza' exhibition in Scotland