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Moments of faith, drawn in lines

As dusk settles and families gather to break their fast, Ramadhan often reveals itself in quiet, intimate moments. For Muscat-based visual artist and conceptual photographer Rachel Eapen, these gentle scenes have become...

Rachel's illustration on iftar celebrations by a family

'Nature' joins music platforms for conservation project

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Oman's coral rehabilitation looks into sustainable concrete blocks

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The phases of addiction dissected in young Omani artist's exhibit

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Brussels seeks UNESCO heritage mark for puppetry, flower carpet

Belgian puppetmaster Marine Guebel operates a puppet called "The Angel" at the Royal Toone Theatre, in Brussels, Belgium, March 28, 2024.

Photography exhibition chronicles Oman’s journey through the ages

Photography exhibition chronicles Oman’s journey through the ages

Exhibit showcases the beauty of moments frozen in time

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Meet the Artist Delighting Amsterdam

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Empowering the artistic voices of Middle Eastern, regional creatives

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Getting creative with a Ramadhan PopUp

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Celebrating Oman’s rich cultural heritage through floral artistry

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Van Gogh, Kandinsky stars of the show at Dutch art fair

Staff members of Tefaf gallery, hung the rare Vincent van Gogh painting "Tete de paysanne a la coiffe blanche" (Head of an old farmer's wife with a white hat), probably painted in 1884, as it will be for sale from March 9 to 14, 2024, at Europe's largest annual art and antiques fair Tefaf in Maastricht, on March 6, 2024. The painting is offered by the American gallery M.S. Rau from New Orleans, which did not disclose an asking price. - Netherlands OUT (Photo by ROB ENGELAAR / ANP / AFP)

Sustainable and eco-conscious pieces win Shades of White exhibit

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Art as a Portal to Climate Consciousness

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Experiment Captures Why Pottery Forms Are Culturally Distinct

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'Gamil’s Fingers' takes centre stage at Al Husayni Alsagheer International Festival

'Gamil’s Fingers' takes centre stage at Al Husayni Alsagheer International Festival
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