The Resilience of Craft: Three Exhibitions at Venice Biennale Uphold Legacy of Traditional Arts

The Resilience of Craft: Three Exhibitions at Venice Biennale Uphold Legacy of Traditional Arts

The Venice Biennale sheds light on lesser-known narratives outside of the international art world.
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Vibrant Portraits: A Conversation With Maliha Abidi

Vibrant Portraits: A Conversation With Maliha Abidi

After growing up in Karachi, Pakistan, and moving to California as a teenager, artist and author Maliha Abidi found it difficult to find stories of women who looked like her or with whom she felt she could identify.
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Flavors: Shorbat ‘Adas (Divine Lentil Soup)

Flavors: Shorbat ‘Adas (Divine Lentil Soup)

My aunt is famous for hers—particularly during Ramadan when she ladles it out daily to scores of relatives and fast-breakers. The tradition is to start with a date (regulate blood-sugar levels after the long, daily fast) and follow with a restorative bowl of dal. 
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FirstLook: A ‘blistering triumph’ for the ‘back-street boys’

FirstLook: A ‘blistering triumph’ for the ‘back-street boys’

Amid the roar of racers zooming toward the finish line in London during the 1980 Grand Prix, longtime auto-racing photographer and renowned artist Michael Turner trained his lens on a Saudia-Williams FW 07.
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Latino Muslims: Reclaiming a New World

Latino Muslims: Reclaiming a New World

In Houston, Texas, IslamInSpanish serves as a home for Latino Muslims, a distinct minority within a minority in the United States. The growing demographic group maintains the unique traits of cultures that make up Latin America while embracing the influences of language, food and hospitality found in the practice of Islam in the Old World.
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The Bridge of Meanings

The Bridge of Meanings

There is no truer symbol of Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, than its Old Bridge. The magnificent icon of Balkan Islamic architecture was destroyed during the 1992–’95 war—but not for long. Like the multicultural workforce that produced the original hundreds of years earlier, a broad team of architects, engineers and others came together immediately to plan its reconstruction. This summer marked the 20th anniversary of the bridge’s reopening.
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On Their Own Terms

On Their Own Terms

The United Kingdom is experiencing a surge in demand for contemporary art of African origin. For artists of the African diaspora, the UK represents a new arena in which to showcase their messages through unique techniques and mediums. Interest in their work follows mounting pressure on museums, universities and other institutions to “decolonize” their curricula and collections.
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Reflections on People

Reflections on People

In its 75-year history, AramcoWorld has enlightened readers with stories about people throughout history and the modern world who have made an impact. Part 5 of our anniversary series examines the magazine’s positive portrayals of explorers, teachers, scientists and others to fulfill a mission of cultural bridge-building.
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Chutneys

Chutneys

Chutneys are versatile and can be altered according to your taste and meal you’re serving them with.
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