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Special With formal education banned, Afghan sisters find empowerment in art

With formal education banned, Afghan sisters find empowerment in art

  • Aria and Aida Sediqy could not pursue studies after a Taliban ban on girls’ education
  • Last year, they opened a home-based workshop in Kabul specializing in latticework
By MODASER ISLAMI ·
Saudi artist’s ‘Tafawut’ exhibition showcases harmony between art and architecture 

Saudi artist’s ‘Tafawut’ exhibition showcases harmony between art and architecture 

By Hind Al-Khunaizi ·
Sculpture crafted from 517 carats of diamonds unveiled in Riyadh

Sculpture crafted from 517 carats of diamonds unveiled in Riyadh

By Waad Hussain ·
Special Fingerprints of the Syrian war: How conflict affected Syrian art photos

Fingerprints of the Syrian war: How conflict affected Syrian art

By Haifa Alshammari ·
Saudi and French artists strengthen cultural ties through art

Saudi and French artists strengthen cultural ties through art

By Afhsan Aziz ·
Telling stories of Al-Ahsa through art 

Telling stories of Al-Ahsa through art 

By TARIQ AL-THAQAFI ·
Rays of creativity: Noor Riyadh concludes after bright run photos

Rays of creativity: Noor Riyadh concludes after bright run

By Hebshi Alshammari ·
Syrian artist Emar Hmeid hosts first solo show in Saudi Arabia

Syrian artist Emar Hmeid hosts first solo show in Saudi Arabia

By Jasmine Bager ·
Banana taped to a wall sells for $6.2 million in New York

Banana taped to a wall sells for $6.2 million in New York

By AFP ·
Indonesian artist fuses art, technology at Jeddah showcase photos

Indonesian artist fuses art, technology at Jeddah showcase

By Arab News ·
How a viral, duct-taped banana came to be worth $1 million

How a viral, duct-taped banana came to be worth $1 million

By AP ·
Sami Hayek debuts ‘Frequency’ exhibition in UAE

Sami Hayek debuts ‘Frequency’ exhibition in UAE

By Dalal Awienat ·
Saudi producer explores pearl diving in new digital art show in Dubai

Saudi producer explores pearl diving in new digital art show in Dubai

By Dalal Awienat ·

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