FARMINGTON – It’s not often that life goes as planned. For better or worse, we carry the same cards all the way through, whether we happily trotted the path our parents envisioned for us, or squeezed out of the road, the mud flying appropriately. Of course, the fairing is not …
Read More »Welkin Art Gallery & Studio Welcomes Artists From Lake Mills Area To Showcase Their Work | Local
Melinda Janssen has been obsessed with art her entire life. The 27-year-old recently started a business that allows her to showcase art to locals as well as have a space to create. Welkin Art Gallery & Studio, 100 Water St., officially opened on August 28 in conjunction with the local …
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Serendipity Shall Bring the Paintings to You – The Wong Nan-ping Family Collection This fall, Christie’s Hong Kong is proud to present a selection of paintings from the family collection of the latest true collector of traditional scholars – Jade Studio Master Mr. Wong Nan -ping (1924-1985). As an offspring …
Read More »Islamic calligraphy art pieces on display at Pakistani festival
TEHRAN (IQNA) – The Pakistani Lok Mela festival underway in Islamabad hosts a collection of Islamic calligraphy artwork by famous artist Azeem Iqbal. The exhibition mainly focused on the messages of peace and harmony through Quranic verses and letters. Azeem Iqbal uses various mediums like leather, stone, wood, bamboo, gold, …
Read More »profanation of the Torah is a wake-up call | IJN
II have always felt particularly connected to safrut, the uniquely beautiful calligraphy of the Torah scrolls. As the softer, the scribe, dip his quill in his black inkwell, with the beautiful letters emerging transforming the cream velum into a sacred Torah scroll, I think of the to do. A “label»Is …
Read More »KP pavilion in Lok Mela attracts visitors, tourists
peshawar – A large number of visitors, including domestic and foreign tourists, visited the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa pavilion on Tuesday and showed keen interest in the rich culture, crafts and distinct traditions presented at Lok Mela 2021 in Islamabad. The special assistant to the chief minister of the KP in charge …
Read More »Queen’s Scribe, born in Trini, will offer free calligraphy classes in the area
With everyone mastering the ability to type with two fingers on their devices, the art of handwriting seems to be lost. As a result, sending emails and texts is much more convenient than taking the time to lovingly handwrite someone a letter. Paul Antonio hopes to change this by teaching …
Read More »Tale woven from Kashmiri and Turkish rugs
Kashmiri and Turkish rugs are among the most luxurious items presented in any market, whether local or international. While Turkish and Kashmiri rugs are part of the cultural heritage of both regions, they also adorn homes and religious shrines around the world. A woman weaving traditional Turkish rugs in her …
Read More »Companions in Solitude – Chinadaily.com.cn
The 16th-century painting (part) by Qian Gu depicts Wang Xizhi’s famous gathering at the Orchid Pavilion, where guests were to drink wine and compose poems. [Photo provided to China Daily] Living with the pandemic led a museum curator to reflect on how the ancient Chinese approached the idea of ââisolation, …
Read More »Real sportswear: the new “OmniFibers” material “trains” you to breathe like professional athletes
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts – Sportswear is entering a new era thanks to smart technology. New fabric that âregistersâ muscle movements as you breathe could allow for better training and faster recovery from respiratory illnesses. The fibers of the fabric, nicknamed OmniFibers, register the breathing of high performance athletes. When worn by …
Read More »Murshida Shana enters India’s Book of Records for painting five portraits simultaneously
Murshida Shana entered India’s record books by painting five portraits of her favorite actor simultaneously using both hands At the age of 18, Murshida Shana got a record in her name for her interesting skills. The self-taught artist entered the Indian Book of Records for drawing five portraits of Tamil …
Read More »Sociapa Marketing Agency Wins Digital Mandate for Takufu – Interior Design Brand in Dubai
The agency will now take care of the digital activities of the Dubai Based Home Décor brand. A marketing agency, Sociapa has successfully added another brand to its portfolio. The agency will now take care of the digital activities of the Dubai Based Home Décor brand. Takufu is one of …
Read More »The House of Suntory Whiskey Introduces Yamazaki® 55 Years Old ™ to Global Travel Retail
Posted: October 24, 2021 at 5:01 p.m. MDT|Update: 3 hours ago CHICAGO, 24 October 2021 / PRNewswire / – The House of Suntory today introduced an extremely limited quantity of the Very Limited Edition Yamazaki 55 Whiskey to Global Travel Retail, available at a recommended retail price of US $ …
Read More »Japan Fair Presents Traditional and Modern Japanese Culture | Arts and culture
Japan Fair, the largest Japanese cultural festival in Southern California, was held at Orange County Fairgrounds October 15-17. People flocked from all over Costa Mesa to experience this immersive and informative event. Japan Fair aims to educate the general public about traditional and modern Japanese culture. Japan Fair started in …
Read More »“A Date with China” tour kicks off in Tianjin
Posted: October 22, 2021 at 6:00 a.m. EDT|Update: 4 hours ago BEIJING, 22 October 2021 / PRNewswire / – A report from chinadaily.com.cn on an international media tour in Tianjin: The third stage of the âA Date with Chinaâ international media tour kicked off in Tianjin Friday. Entitled “On the …
Read More »Renowned Chinese calligrapher breathes new life into ancient art
Chinese calligraphy is not just an ancient art with rigid rules. It can be modern and reflect an avant-garde spirit. Its contemporary side is now exhibited at the exhibition âFrom Inception, Wang Dongling 60 Years of Calligraphyâ at the Zhejiang Art Museum until November 14. Wang has been dedicated to …
Read More »a small bowl in the British Museum turned out to be an extremely rare Chinese imperial pottery
A harmonious, but superficially unattractive dish in the British Museum has turned out to be an extremely rare glazed ceramic, almost 1,000 years old. Less than a hundred of these stoneware pieces have survived from the famous Ru kilns, which produced imperial ceramics for the Northern Song Dynasty. Percival David, …
Read More »“Start hiring a crowd service for the holidays,” laughs Fawad of Fazl
Information and Broadcasting Minister Fawad Chaudhry said on Monday that Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman should launch a “crowd rental” service for parties policies, his “political career being completely over”. “Maulana Sahab is nothing more than chala hua kartoos [fired cartridge]He said at a press conference while blaming …
Read More »Iranian artists in the spotlight at the Biennale of illustrations in Bratislava
TEHRAN – The Bratislava Biennial of Illustrations (BIB) in Czech honored Iranian artists Ghazal Fathollahi and Mohammad Barrangi Fashtami with BIB plaques. Fathollahi received the honor for his illustrations for âYou are an Explorerâ (also translated as âWe are Explorersâ). The book written by Shahrzad Shahrjerdi was also published by …
Read More »Astronaut memories and entertainment are out of this world
Xinhua (Left to right) Astronauts Ye Guangfu, Zhai Zhigang, and Wang Yaping wave after entering the space station on October 16, 2021. TV shows, musical instruments and a set of ink and brushes are among the items brought on board by three Chinese astronauts who are due to spend six …
Read More »New fibers can make clothing that regulates breathing | MIT News
A new type of fiber developed by researchers at MIT and Sweden can be made into a garment that senses how stretched or compressed it is, then provides immediate tactile feedback in the form of pressure, side stretch, or vibration. According to the team, such fabrics could be used in …
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The New York City Center is celebrating the return of in-person performances with its annual Fall for Dance Festival. In its 18th year, the ten-day event features five programs that showcase three different groups of artists and businesses that aim to make cultural performances as affordable as going to the …
Read More »Harvard moves academy to NTU
APPROVED RELATIONSHIPS: Program director Jennifer Liu said the move to Taipei was due to a “perceived lack of friendliness” at the Beijing Language and Culture University. By Kayleigh Madjar / Editor-in-Chief Harvard University is due to move its summer Mandarin program from Beijing to National Taiwan University (NTU) from next …
Read More »Artamour celebrates its first anniversary
By IANSlife New Delhi, October 11 (IANSlife): Folk art blog artamour celebrates its first anniversary with the opening of ‘An Imaginal Affair’, an eclectic contemporary art exhibition featuring more than 40 well-known artists from India and abroad. Organized by Aakshat Sinha and Ranjan Kaul, who are also the founding partners …
Read More »The poisoned wine affair
An old Uruguayan crime resurfaces with the dissemination of classified documents, but will we one day know the thriller? Producers in the northern hemisphere are busy with the harvest, and many wine regions are eagerly awaiting a great vintage. Police have also been busy this week investigating various wine-related crimes …
Read More »Local Muslims Celebrate Islamic History Month With Virtual Events
WATERLOO REGION – The Kitchener-Waterloo Muslim Women’s Coalition has organized a series of events to celebrate Islamic History Month. From virtual lectures by guest speakers to a calligraphy demonstration, the local advocacy group hopes to not only educate people, but also celebrate the rich history of Muslims in Canada. âIslamic …
Read More »Emirates news agency – Khawla Art and Cultural Foundation celebrates first anniversary
DUBAI, October 7, 2021 (WAM) – The Khawla Art and Cultural Foundation, the artistic platform founded by Sheikha Khawla bint Ahmed Khalifa Al Suwaidi, who is the wife of HH Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, national security adviser , in Abu Dhabi to promote Arabic calligraphy, yesterday hosted an …
Read More »Junya Watanabe Spring 2022 Ready-to-Wear Collection
From Tokyo, Junya Watanabe has treated the internet with golden drapes, vaporous fabrics, disrupted stitching, and print collaborations with contemporary Japanese, Chinese, Nepalese and Thai artists in Asia and around the world. He called it âEas-miniscence,â his term coined for his reminiscences of pre-pandemic travel. Browsing through a collection of …
Read More »‘Fall Marketplace’ at the October Women’s Connection | New
Joyce Alexander displays some items for sale. The women who attend the Women’s Connection are well known for their needlework, crafts, delicious candy and baked goods. They will bring these items, along with other items to purchase, to the âFall Marketplaceâ – the organization’s annual fundraiser for Stonecroft Ministries International. …
Read More »Old Home Day: Fresh apple cider, soup and bread just like the great-great-grandmother did!
STATEN ISLAND, NY – In historic Richmond this Saturday, life returns to the unspoiled village – just like the good old days. The annual Old Home Day event returns after a year-long hiatus due to COVID. On October 9, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., historical performers will dress in …
Read More »“Hero” retrospective: a timeless meditation on art and war | Arts
What do assassins look like? Are they strictly agents of chaos and disruption, leaving nothing but bloodshed and terror in their wake? Or are they artists in disguise, navigating an already violent world with grace and compassion? Assassins take on many roles – plagues of empires, political philosophers, perhaps even …
Read More »At Dubai Expo, global political issues loom
DUBAI – Iran wants you to put politics aside and marvel at its ornate carpets. Syria wants you to forget about its brutal war and discover the world’s first alphabet. Yemen, on the brink of famine, is very excited about its honey and coffee. Welcome to Expo 2020 Dubai, the …
Read More »Closed But Not Forgotten: Alumni Celebrate 115th Anniversary of Tuan Mong High School, Community News and Top Stories
SINGAPORE – Although Tuan Mong High School has been closed for more than 25 years, its alumni still gather to sing its hymn and commemorate the anniversary of its founding almost every year. This year was no different. On Saturday October 2, former students and teachers celebrated the school’s 115th …
Read More »Top 10 world news: Trump wants to tweet again, Duterte considers retirement and more, World News
Former US President Donald Trump has asked a federal judge to force Twitter to restore his account. He claimed the social media giant was “forced” to suspend its account by members of the US Congress. Trump, a prolific tweeter, saw his account suspended after his supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol …
Read More »Allentown Art Museum opens exhibition featuring works of art using traditional Japanese paper | Regional News from Lehigh Valley
ALLENTOWN, PA – It’s an exciting time at the Allentown Art Museum. Washi Transformed, New Expressions in Japanese Paper is just days away from opening. The team therefore very carefully unpacks and installs 30 pieces by nine very different artists. But what exactly is Washi? âWashi has been made in …
Read More »Audience invited to discover Japanese culture during a free festival
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – The public is invited to experience Japanese culture and cuisine at a festival this weekend. The Japan / America Society of Kentucky, Lexington Sister Cities and the Japan Foundation are hosting the free event at the Lexington Children’s Theater. According to the organizers, attendees can learn …
Read More »Fall exhibits now on display at the Hilliard Museum
New fall exhibitions are now on display at the Hilliard Art Museum on the UL Lafayette campus. This year’s exhibits are Twenty Years of Marais Press: Impression of a Campus and a Collection; Sanctuary: new works by Linda Alterwitz; Spirit Universe: Master Shen-Long; and Khara Woods: Ax. Each introduces the …
Read More »Belvoir St Theater presents ART FOR AFGHANISTAN
In collaboration with PYT Fairfield and the Afghan art community, Belvoir presents Art for Afghanistan, a series of short video reflections that celebrate 5 Afghan artists, their art and their stories. Art for Afghanistan celebrates Afghan art and culture and aims to raise funds for Action Aid’s emergency response through …
Read More »Review of “Joan Mitchell”: an explosive capsule of an extraordinary career
I have rarely seen a show that engages its audience so viscerally. In âJoan Mitchell,â an enthralling retrospective of some 80 works at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, I felt a dizzying energy, sometimes expressed through the mouths and spontaneous gasps of visitors, responses more commonly seen in …
Read More »ADM familiarizes detainees with UAE culture
Sharjah24: Over 120 male and female inmates at Sharjah Penitentiary and Correctional Facility have been targeted by various programs designed by the Sharjah Museums Authority (SMA) as part of its commitment to accessibility and social responsibility . Inmates praised the positive initiative and said they entertained, educated and encouraged them …
Read More »The work of a Japanese calligrapher chosen as the cover image for the Promenade des Arts
calligraphy at the age of 7 in her hometown of Hiroshima, Japan, puts her whole body into her work.” title=”Arts Walk cover artist Chiyo Sanada, who began studying calligraphy at the age of 7 in her hometown of Hiroshima, Japan, puts her whole body into her work.” loading=”lazy”/> Arts Walk …
Read More »Brown Shapiro University economist wins MacArthur’s “Genius Grant”
Tuesday, September 28, 2021 GoLocalProv News Team Enlarge + Jesse Shapiro. Photo: Brown University Brown University announced Tuesday that economics professor Jesse Shapiro has been selected as one of 25 MacArthur Fellows from across the country for 2021. The five-year, $ 625,000 scholarship will advance her efforts to tackle complex …
Read More »Dubai Opera hosts landmark cultural exhibition
The Khawla Art & Cultural Foundation unveils its first official exhibition of the emblem of the United Arab Emirates, the Dubai Opera. The foundation’s exhibition explores powerful works that celebrate color, faith, calligraphy and poetry and aims to invite Arab and international audiences to discover them. The exhibition coincides with …
Read More »South Korea, Kuwait strive to take relationship to the next level – ARAB TIMES
WhatsApp Facebook Twitter E-mail Messenger KUWAIT CITY, September 27: South Korean Ambassador Chung Byung-ha said Kuwait and South Korea are currently working to elevate their relations between the two countries to a new level, especially in the post era -corona virus pandemic, and seek to expand the scope of cooperation …
Read More »This art exhibit is “Fear and Loathing” Meets Mickey Mouse
Every once in a while, something catches you completely off guard. It could be a catchy tune from a band you hated before, an unlikely food combo like melted chocolate on a cheese pizza, or for us more recently, Disney’s iconic adorable Mickey Mouse in nightmarish psychedelic pop art. . …
Read More »Chinese Language Week: It’s More Than Language
BRYA INGRAM Dancers perform the culturally significant Lotus Dance under the direction of dance teacher Tina Chen. The dances were to be part of the Marlborough Chinese Language Week celebrations. Opinion: Chinese calligraphy is not as easy as it sounds! The way you hold the brush, the amount of paint …
Read More »The Museum of Islamic Art hosts the exhibition “The journey of money in Egypt through the ages”
The Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo, in cooperation with the Center for Calligraphy Studies of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and the Cairo Mint Treasury, organized an exhibition entitled “Travel of Money in Egypt through the Ages” . The exhibition launched on September 23 and runs until October 3. The idea …
Read More »I’m jealous of your Animal Crossing Island – Destructoid
It’s not personal, I promise Animal crossing is in my driveway – there are adorable animals walking around, the music is soft and relaxing, and much of the gameplay itself makes your town a nicer place to live. On paper, that’s all I want from a game. In my early …
Read More »Buddhism and Japanese Art: Hakuin Ekaku and Chinese Philosophy
Buddhism and Japanese art: Hakuin Ekaku and Chinese philosophy Lee jay walker Modern times of Tokyo Revered Zen Buddhist Hakuin Ekaku (1686-1769) understood the importance of connecting with ordinary people. Thus, under his tutelage and wisdom, he helped restore the vitality of stagnant Rinzai Buddhism. Hakuin was born in Hara …
Read More »What’s the buzz in Pune: September 24-30
LIFFI 2021 The 6th Lonavala International Film Festival India (LIFFI) 2021 will be held online September 24-26; from October 1 to 3; and from October 8 to 10, from 6 p.m. each day. Viewers can watch movies and participate in the panel through an app. For more details and registration, …
Read More »Library hosting a calligraphy session
September 23, 2021 Grant weak | Getty Images The Jacksonville Public Library will host a Chinese Calligraphy class. California-based calligraphy instructor JoJo will lead the 1-hour class on October 9, which will offer a brief history of Chinese calligraphy and instruction in proper writing techniques. Participants will have the opportunity …
Read More »Melbourne woman was reportedly grabbed by stranger and threatened with a sharp object at South Melbourne ATM before passers-by came to her rescue
Passers-by rescued a woman after a stranger caught her while she was waiting at a Melbourne ATM and threatened her with a sharp object in the middle of the afternoon. Police are now calling for help to identify a woman they say was behind the attack in south Melbourne last …
Read More »China, Nigeria launch cultural week to mark 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties
ABUJA, Sept. 21 (Xinhua) – China and Nigeria on Tuesday launched a cultural week here to strengthen the traditional friendship between the two peoples. The “China-Nigeria Culture Week” was declared open at an event held to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, one of China’s traditional festivals. Speaking at the event, Chinese …
Read More »Foundry opens five new exhibitions in downtown Dubai art space
Foundry, an art space located in downtown Dubai, is presenting five new shows with more than 10 artists starting this month. Among his latest presentations is an exhibition by Emirati artist Juma Alhaj, which contemplates the relationship between art and language. Raised between the United Arab Emirates and the United …
Read More »US government to help restore and renovate Frere Hall
New U.S. Consul General in Karachi Mark Stroh has pledged to support the government of Sindh to preserve historically significant cultural sites in Karachi, saying the U.S. government will also help with the renovation and restoration from Brother Hall. He said this during a visit to the Salle des Frères …
Read More »The story of an anti-colonial graffiti artist who became a calligrapher of the Kaaba curtain
TEHRAN (IQNA) âKhudair Al Borsaidi is an Egyptian artist who became famous for his Koranic calligraphy on the curtain of the Holy Kaaba. He was born in Port Said, Egypt in 1947 at a time when the Egyptians were fighting against British occupation and colonialism. Despite his childhood, he was …
Read More »Cambridge buildings shortlisted for the 2021 RIBA Stirling Prize
Cambridge Central Mosque, located on Mill Road, is shortlisted for this year’s RIBA Stirling Awardcmglee / Wikimedia Commons Cambridge Central Mosque and the housing complex for key workers in Eddington are two of six buildings shortlisted for the 2021 Stirling Prize, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) announced on …
Read More »Fleeing teachers put Hong Kong schools in disarray
High school students parade with the Chinese national flag during the morning assembly on the first day of the new mandate in Hong Kong on September 1, 2021. File / Reuters Sara Cheng, Reuters For his last class in Hong Kong in July, liberal studies professor Fong showed his students …
Read More »[Well-Curated Weekend] Too much time, not much to do on Chuseok vacation?
The traditional representation of Icheon “geobuknori” is reconstructed on the grounds of the National Folk Museum of Korea in Seoul. (National Folk Museum of Korea) For those who want to immerse themselves in the holiday spirit of Chuseok, the National Folk Museum of Korea has various events, which started on …
Read More »Behind the scenes of U.Va. The life and production of student filmmaker Varun Chharia – The Cavalier Daily
Many people have a calling – whether it’s baking, calligraphy, or four years of medical school, a tangible passion can define a person’s experience for much of their life. For Varun Chharia, this vocation was cinema. As a fourth-year Continuing and Professional Studies student at the University, Chharia ignited his …
Read More »Mubarak Hemoudi portrays Sudan’s legacy from the United States
âThere is no home for Sudanese painters, no contemporary art museum, no permanent exhibition space in Sudan.â Issam Abdel Hafeez Artist and art professor at the University of Science and Technology of Sudan Hemoudi complains about the lack of support for artists in Sudan, starting with infrastructure, especially the scarcity …
Read More »Hong Kong teachers quit under shadow of safety law, schools scramble to fill gaps
A teacher introduces himself to students in a high school classroom on the first day of the new term in Hong Kong, China on September 1, 2021. Photo taken on September 1, 2021. REUTERS / Tyrone Siu reuters_tickers This content was published on September 16, 2021 – 23:07 September 16, …
Read More »Nadia Wassef’s bookstore memoirs chronicle the upheaval in Egypt
Egyptian author Nadia Wassef talks about opening the first independent bookstore in her home country; and her latest book in which she celebrates books and booksellers. Nadia Wassef has seen a lot in her 40s. Born in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, she was seven years old in 1981 when the …
Read More »Jana Traboulsi’s Kitab al-Hawamish explores the art of ancient “hyperlinks”
Traboulsi – who works as an artist and educator in Lebanon – is among a list of eight finalists for the V&A Jameel Prize, all of whom have made works inspired by the Islamic tradition. This year marks the first time that the award has included contemporary design among its …
Read More »Maison & Objet: What’s new? Hobbies. – ArchiExpo e-Magazine
In hall 4 of Maison & Objet Paris 2021, three installations presented new products for the home, security and connectivity. Maison & Objet Paris invited three guests to create a universe within the event that would touch on the notion of leisure (the installations are in hall 4 of the …
Read More »Discover new skills at Lewes Priory
Lewes Priory The tour is organized by Lewes Priory Trust and is part of an EU funded project that has been heavily postponed. It marks the end of the UK’s participation in the Erasmus exchange program. Sy Morse Brown, Chairman of the Lewes Priory Trust, said: âVisitors will be working …
Read More »Uma Mahadevan-Dasgupta reviews “The Earthspinner” by Anuradha Roy
Syncretism and unconditional love form the beating heart of this thoughtful novel “Say it how you want, but say it. Fill in the holes. Work with whatever soil you get. A potter knows how to do this. Anuradha Roy’s new novel comes as a breath of soft and fresh air. …
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LSA 21: 5 scene from Alif that gave us goosebumps! look here Geo TV’s hit drama series Alif needs no introduction. Hamza star Ali Abbasi and Sajal Aly has captured the hearts of millions with the heartfelt directing of Haseeb Hassan and the unconventional script by Umera Ahmed. The addition …
Read More »University of Kashmir holds calligraphy competition
Visual of a student doing calligraphy (Photo / ANI) Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], Aug. 28 (ANI): The cultural wing of the University of Kashmir held a calligraphy competition on Saturday as the University reopens with Covid-19 guidelines after two years since its closure due to the lockdown. “In Kashmir, …
Read More »Chinese tutoring companies adapt to core subject ban with hands-on lessons
BEIJING, Aug. 25 (Reuters) – Chinese tutoring companies must learn new ways to make money after a ban on teaching basic subjects left them promoting courses such as drama and even parenting training in a race to replace at least a fraction of a once-lucrative business. Companies such as New …
Read More »Hung Liu, Artist Who Mixed East and West, Dies at 73
Hung Liu, a Chinese-American artist whose work fused past and present, East and West, earning praise in her adopted country and censorship in her homeland, has died August 7 at his home in Oakland, California. She was 73 years old. . The cause was pancreatic cancer, the Nancy Hoffman Gallery, …
Read More »Tabuk… the third station for “Arabic Calligraphy” murals
TABUK – The Tabuk region is currently hosting the âArabic Calligraphyâ wall painting activities organized by the Ministry of Culture, in cooperation with the municipality of the region. The murals of Arabic calligraphy are part of the efforts of the Ministry of Culture to activate the âYear of Arabic Calligraphy …
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Why do some ink pens write better than others? I have a cheap BIC pen that I have had for months and I write like a calligrapher with the thing. Every time I write something with it, I am amazed at the beauty of my writing. On the other hand, …
Read More »Dubai is building an art collection – without buying any artwork
Written by Stephanie Bailey, CNN Positioned between Africa, Europe and Asia, Dubai is open to artistic and cultural influences from around the world. This has led to a vibrant and emerging local art scene. Until recently, this scene was run by private galleries showcasing local artists, but now the government …
Read More »Egyptian papyrus makers maintain tradition despite drop in tourism
A wall painting from the tomb of Nebamum from the 14th century BC. AD in the British Museum in London shows a bed of papyrus reeds. Photo: VCG In the lush green fields of Egypt’s fertile Delta Valley, farmers and artisans struggle to earn a living while continuing the Pharaonic …
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Cat eye is a classic eyeliner technique that features bold eyeliner at the top and bottom that looks great for parties or special occasions when you really want your eyes to stand out. But for those of us who aren’t particularly good at makeup, styling can be tricky to master. …
Read More »A conversation with Saleh Aldasouqi, MD
06 Aug 2021 3 minutes to read Source / Disclosures Published by: Source: Healio maintenance Disclosures: Aldasouqi does not report any relevant financial disclosure. ADD A SUBJECT TO E-MAIL ALERTS Receive an email when new articles are posted on Please provide your email address to receive an email when new …
Read More »Handmade paper Enrico Magnani Pescia
CULTURE Handmade paper Enrico Magnani Pescia Deirdre Pirro August 5, 2021 – 9:47 to share Write it down in your calendar today so you don’t miss this unique upcoming event. Of From September 16 to 19, the 27th edition of the Artigianato e Palazzo exhibition will be held at the …
Read More »Louise Fishman, who set a new tone for abstract expressionism, has died aged 82
Louise Fishman, a widely exhibited artist who imbued her abstract expressionist paintings and other works with elements of feminism and gay and Jewish identity, died July 26 in Manhattan. She was 82 years old. His wife, Ingrid Nyeboe, said the cause was complications from an ablation, a heart procedure. Mrs. …
Read More »Respiratory therapist Tracey Ann Kane of East Greenwich dies at age 60
Monday 02 August 2021 JJ Duffy Funeral Home Enlarge + Tracey Kane, 60, of East Greenwich, died at her home on Sunday August 1, 2021. Born in Providence, she was the daughter of John Kane of Toms River, NJ., And Maureen Ostiguy and her husband Charlie Ostiguy of Cumberland. Tracey …
Read More »Twin sisters Lenexa Avery and Lila O’Hara bring original artwork to Kid Makers Market
Lenexa is getting ready for another Kid Makers Market, and twin sisters Lila and Avery O’Hara, who run an Etsy page, are ready to sell their personalized artwork. This year’s Kid Makers Market marks at least the fourth attendance for Lenexa’s 14-year-old girls. In fact, the event is their inspiration …
Read More »A new exhibition dedicated to the fate of wildlife
A new exhibition in Suffolk will highlight the plight of some of the UK’s animals and habitats. âOn a Knife Edgeâ at the Lettering Arts Trust will see 28 works by artists depicting endangered animals, plants and habitats. The exhibition features pieces of stone carving, calligraphy, printmaking and woodcarving that …
Read More »MTR station takes Hong Kong commuters back in time
Passengers take photos of an exhibit titled Treasures of the Sacred Hill at Sung Wong Toi subway station in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on July 6. [Photo/Xinhua] Hundreds of railroad enthusiasts rushed to the entrance to Sung Wong Toi Station in Kowloon District at around 5 a.m. local time …
Read More »How to improve handwriting? | Most Wanted Products
Most of us think that gadgets and keyboards have made writing redundant and that there is no need to work on our writing skills because most of the work done is digital. However, writing should not only be seen as a medium of communication, it is also an aspect of …
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No matter the adversity and how hopeless the situation may seem, in the end love always wins. This is the inherent message that Hyderabadi filmmaker Pranav Pingle tries to convey through his documentary series. Busy. Pranav, a freelance documentary maker, along with Prithvi Chahal (director of photography) and Arvind Menon …
Read More »How Tuti-nama, an animal fable commissioned by Akbar, highlights the art, clothing, culture and people of its time
The Tuti-nama paintings depict scenes from the 52 stories told on successive nights by a pet parrot to seduce Khujasta, his owner’s wife, all night long so that she is too captivated to leave the house to meet her lover and succumb to an adulterous affair. Moralistic and entertaining, animal …
Read More »30 Beautiful Calligraphy GIFs You Can’t Stop Looking At 2021 Tips
This blog is about the 30 Gorgeous Calligraphy GIFs You Can’t Stop Looking At. We will do our best to make sure you understand this guide. I hope you will like this blog 30 beautiful calligraphy GIFs that you can’t stop looking at. If your answer is yes, please share …
Read More »Tired of the pandemic, Seattle’s Chinatown International District celebrates its reopening
David Leong is an old school kung fu teacher. Getting a black belt from your studio in the Chinatown International District takes time – sometimes up to 20 years. Training hard is a no-brainer. But this week, his students trained with an added sense of purpose. On Saturday, they will …
Read More »Painting and winged chariot of time
Gritty – in all its senses – is the word that comes to mind when I think of the work of Gandy Brodie (1924-1975) and Peter Acheson (born 1954), two artists of different generations on whom I have already written. The other word that comes to mind is âaberrationâ. Working …
Read More »Local young woman to present small business to Historical Society July 26 | Vernon North
The Historical Society’s monthly program from July 26 at 6 pm will feature artist Madalyn “Maddy” Hovious. Maddy will share her expertise in the segment titled âInk & Letterâ as part of a series of art presentations the Company has sponsored this year. In April, award-winning artist Karen Chilman demonstrated …
Read More »What’s new at Royal Mansour Marrakech
The lavish property considered one of the most luxurious hotels in the Red City welcomes travelers with a wealth of new and unique experiences. The sumptuous hall of the Royal Mansour, Marrakech. Mansour Royal A maze of alleys leads to luxurious riads, shaded courtyards and sumptuous dining and relaxation areas …
Read More »Opening of the retrospective exhibition of the late painter Georges Mathieu at the K11 museum
Victoria Dockside looked very vibrant on May 18 as art lovers flocked to the K11 Musea Arts and Culture Center for the official opening of Rhapsody Calligraphy, a retrospective exhibition of French oil painter Georges Mathieu, who died in 2012. Since its inception last fall, this sprawling, 105,000-square-foot cultural hotspot …
Read More »Best luxury hotels in Fez, Morocco
Dating from the 9th century, Fez (or Fez) is home to the largest medina in North Africa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once the capital of Morocco, it is a cultural center, often similar to a labyrinth, with thousands of winding alleys and the largest pedestrianized urban area in the …
Read More »Mohsin ‘AFK’ Insta Page Serves As Platform For Promotion Of J&K Talent
Mohsin Bilal Shah, 23, set up a social media page on Instagram a few years ago âAdorable Faces of Kashmir (AFK)â to provide a platform where artists from the valley could showcase their talent. Soon the page was hit and he started getting many requests to promote them on his …
Read More »Benefits of handwriting over typing and watching videos
Washington [US], July 9 (ANI): Handwriting is increasingly obscured by the ease of use of computers and phones, but new research shows handwriting is surprisingly better than learning the same material in typing and watching videos. Helps you learn certain skills which are quicker and significantly better. .. The results …
Read More »China regulates off-campus tutoring to ease burden on students_ 英语 频道 _ 央视 网 (cctv.com)
– Many Chinese cities have demanded that primary and secondary schools provide daycare services during the upcoming summer vacation, a latest push in a series of policies aimed at regulating the off-campus tutoring industry. – The rapid expansion of off-campus training institutions has led to a series of social problems, …
Read More »Dance of color and brush with the melody of musical notes
Over the past 100 years, music has played a vital role in the evolution of visual art styles. Music has been a source of inspiration for artists who aspire to produce pure and transcendent art. Music has also been used as an allegory, artists have discovered innovative and unusual techniques …
Read More »A dazzling array of Chinese works of art auctioned
On Thursday, a group of 800 works of art will be auctioned off at the Shanghai Council Spring Auction at the Shanghai Grand Theater. Showcasing modern Chinese ink wash paintings, calligraphy, jewelry, antiques and ancient Buddha statues, an auction will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at the Shanghai Grand Theater. …
Read More »a special portrait exhibition in Korea
04.07.2021 – Seoul, Korea – Bereket Alemayehu Photographs by Bereket Alemayehu ART EXHIBITION As honorary reporter of the Korean Culture and Information Service this year, a group of reporters based in Korea had the privilege of visiting the special exhibition titled “Icons and Identities” presented by the Korea National Museum …
Read More »Women’s work presented at the Arts Center Washington
The Biddick Lane Gallery presents the Srijoni Project, which involves women from diverse communities supporting each other through arts and crafts activities. The project was set up and managed by Sangini, a multicultural women’s organization led by black and ethnic minorities and based in Sunderland. Sangini means “friend” in Hindi. …
Read More »A new chapter in Sino-Japanese relations: conveyed by the collection annotated on the songs of Chu
At the Tanaka Kakuei Memorial Museum in Kashiwazaki, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, there is an archive of documents, photos, sculptures and calligraphic works that trace the trajectory and moments in the life of the former Japanese Prime Minister. Many exhibitions focus on the normalization of Sino-Japanese diplomatic relations, one of Tanaka’s …
Read More »Van Gogh’s masterpieces projected on the walls and floors of the Dubai Mall
Buyers and art lovers alike will soon be able to experience Van Gogh’s masterpieces projected on walls and floors in an immersive experience in a Dubai mall. The installation by French company Culturespaces is reminiscent of “Loving Vincent”, the 2017 drama retracing the life of the Dutch post-impressionist, in which …
Read More »Lunch in our chic garden with ETRO at the Reform Club
There are outdoor lunches, and then there is Daily alfresco lunches: where chic style is undoubtedly served in abundance. Last weekend, The Daily gathered in the Hamptons with Milanese luxury label ETRO for a garden gathering like no other. The intimate celebration took place in the lush gardens of Amagansett’s …
Read More »Van Gogh’s virtual exhibition will attract buyers to Dubai
Published on: 06/28/2021 – 6:44 PMAmended: 06/28/2021 – 6:42 PM Dubai (AFP) Buyers and art lovers alike will soon be able to experience Van Gogh’s masterpieces projected on walls and floors in an immersive experience in a Dubai mall. The installation by French company Culturespaces is reminiscent of “Loving Vincent”, …
Read More »How members of the North East BAME community supported women during the Covid pandemic
A group that has offered support to people suffering from isolation, depression and anxiety during the lockdown has been given a platform to document the impact of the pandemic. Throughout the past year, the Sangini women’s organization has organized a series of virtual support groups for women in the Northeast. …
Read More »Kansas City Gymnast Kara Eaker Focuses on Balance Before U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – After years of hard work and six days a week in the gym, Kara Eaker is keeping her cool and getting ready for the Olympic Trials in St. Louis. âIt’s just kind of a shocking feeling, like it’s happening,â she said. âYou have to really think …
Read More »The tallest building in the world – Burj Khalifa, illuminated by HUAWEI IdeaHub
As the world’s leading provider of ICT technologies, Huawei (e.Huawei.com) unveils its award-winning productivity tool for the smart office – IdeaHub. HUAWEI IdeaHub is redefining a new style of collaboration and communication, especially during those times of working from home or learning from home since the pandemic outbreak. It ensures …
Read More »7 Sanya events to start the summer – Thatsmags.com
Summer is fast approaching and students are eager to get out of school. Sanya is overflowing with things to do. June 25: DJ Mike Williams Beach show Dazzle with tickets to Mike William’s special show at Solar. Never heard of Mike Williams before? Find out on one of his social …
Read More »The fusion of Arabic calligraphy with Japanese captures the beauty of both worlds
DJEDDAH: Saudi artist, designer and calligrapher Noha Raheem ventured into the world of calligraphy in an unconventional way, merging his interest in kanji – the logographic Chinese characters used in the Japanese writing system – with arabic calligraphy. The result has been a portfolio of unique and eye-catching works that …
Read More »This exhibition of Saudi calligraphy is not to be missed
Images courtesy of the Ministry of Culture The exhibition “Scripts and Calligraphy: A Timeless Journey”, the latest initiative under the aegis of the Saudi Ministry of Culture of the Year of Arabic Calligraphy, kicked off the Kingdom’s cultural calendar. After a year of virtual events and initiatives, the Riyadh National …
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