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A Coming of Age Told Through Paint

There are moments when language fails, when emotion becomes too heavy to carry or too tangled to explain. For Omani artist Hussain al Ghamlasi, those moments found their release not in words, but in paint. What began in...

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German painter Gerhard Richter wants Cologne art library to be saved

Safe from looting, Damascus museum reopens a month after Assad's fall

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Strength in Motion: The Rise of Pilates Among Women in Oman

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A Spellbinding Journey on Ice Enchants ROHM audience

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Strangers in the night: Celebrating 2025 in New York city

A reveler looks on as people celebrate New Year's Eve in Times Square on December 31, 2024, in New York City. (Photo by Yuki IWAMURA / AFP)

Japan's Wajima craftmakers see hope in disaster-hit region

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Mirrors and Billboards: Reflecting on Space and Time

Radhika Khimji, We trapped us in a frame, in the earth_ Reflections on a surface, Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial 2024 – 2025 © Lance Gerber (2)

Bosnia's "Balkan Blues" earns UNESCO recognition

Bosnian musician Zanin Berbic plays the saz, a traditional instrument, during a performance of the traditional love song Sevdalinka, in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, December 20, 2024. REUTERS/Amel Emric

A Journey Through Surrealism and Self-Expression

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Innovations Set to Transform Healthcare and Emergency Response in Oman

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Omanis crossing borders to Liwa for adrenaline-fuelled adventures

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‘Sword of Wisdom’ is a captivating whirl of hypnotic performance

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Stal Gallery's Contemporary Edition adds more excitement to local art scene

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Restoring Milan's Duomo, one statue at a time

Luciano Castiglioni, 63, checks a tag reading “Adopt a Statue” attached to the head of a deteriorated marble statue removed from the Milan's duomo part of the "Adopt a Statue" program at the Cantiere Marmisti in Milan, on December 11, 2024. Conceived by "Venerable Factory of the Duomo of Milan" (Fabbrica del Duomo), the “Adopt a Statue” fundraising project allows individuals and companies, through their own donation, to support the cleaning and restoration of these works of art. Marble workers of the "Venerable Factory of the Duomo of Milan" (Fabbrica del Duomo) are taking care of more than 3.000 statues and gargoyles sculpted in marble from Candoglia quarries in the Italian Alps. (Photo by Piero CRUCIATTI / AFP)

Reflecting on cultural synergy with Oman as Tunisia celebrates Cultural Day

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