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“Gardens of Color” Brings Art Back to Nature

In a scene that moves beyond the boundaries of conventional exhibitions, Gardens of Color emerges as a distinctive artistic experience that reconnects art with its original source: nature. Since ancient times, nature has...

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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

The Iraqi Yas Al-Saadi and the American Marilyn Booth win the first places for the award.

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ESO amplifies environmental messages and raises funds through art

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West Bank Museum Showcases Gaza Artifacts as Symbol of Solidarity Amid Devastation

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The importance of creativity and storytelling through imagery

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No visa required: Cuban biologists unravel mysteries of bird migration

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Michelangelo's David gets spa treatment in Florence

Italian restorer Eleonora Pucci cleans Michelangelo's statue of David using a backpack vacuum and synthetic fibre brush at the Galleria dell'Accademia, in Florence on February 19, 2024. Michelangelo's masterpiece received a delicate beauty treatment on Monday, part of routine maintenance on one of the world's most recognisable nudes. Every two months, the marble sculpture of a muscular and steely-eyed David -- completed by a 29-year-old Michelangelo in 1504 -- undergoes the careful cleaning from his home within Florence's Accademia Gallery, where it has resided for over 150 years. (Photo by Tiziana FABI / AFP)

Artisans fear future in Florence 'dying' of tourism

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Gabon sculptor transforms salvaged paper into fine art

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Omani and Iraqi artistry collide in this exhibit that bridges culture

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London exhibition celebrates 'unknown artist' Yoko Ono

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Art Dubai unveils 17th edition highlighting the transformative power of art

Chafa Ghaddar. Wildfire series #6. 2024. Mixed media on paper. 22.5 x 15 cm. Courtesy of Tabari Artspace and Artist.
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