Vancouver-based artist Marie Khouri turns Arabic calligraphy into a 3D examination of love in Baheb, on view at the Arab World Institute in Paris.

When the Grand Egyptian Museum officially opens its doors, it will reveal treasures from the ancient Egyptians and their storied past.

Golden Vessel From the Islamic Golden Age Reflects Cross-cultural Connections

A Bangladeshi dessert reflects hard-fought adaptability in life.

Prior to our modern practice of image manipulation with editing software, photographers worked more with planned intention and craft.

Until recently, Egyptian archeological sites were filled with foreign archeologists excavating prized treasures from the country’s ancient past.

Manuscript exhibition reveals handwritten treasures spanning centuries and nations, in graying script and glorious technicolor, on ancient papyrus and gold-coated paper.

South Africa is the world’s largest producer of mohair, a fabric used in fine clothing. The textile tradition dates to the arrival of Angora goats from the Ottoman Empire in the 1800s.

This recipe serves up one of London-based food writer Sally Butcher's favorite lunches—a perfect mezze dish of beans.

While mastery of Indian musical traditions is one clear accomplishment, the late Zakir Hussain’s bold pursuit of his art across genres likely best defines his legacy.

Tilemaking is arguably Portugal’s most identifiable artistic expression today. And it all goes back to a 15th-century king’s love of Moorish ceramic design.

Exposure to the art and culture of India via Dutch trading ships translated to a unique phase of Rembrandt’s oeuvre. The master artist re-created 25 Mughal portraits.