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Students in Khasab given a taste of art through art camp

Many participants were previously unfamiliar with the diverse hues of a painter's palette or the various artistic mediums available to them, but they gained invaluable firsthand experience at a recent art camp.A...

Students in Khasab given a taste of art through art camp

Transforming natural vistas into experiential light art exhibition

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Manar Abu Dhabi transforms natural vistas into experiential light art exhibition

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CHILDREN'S THEATRE : A catalyst for education, entertainment, and personal development

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New York's Met presents 1,000 years of Byzantine influence on Christian African art

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The growing significance of gifting flowers

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Circus lion escapes in Italian seaside town

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Picasso's 'Woman with a Watch' fetches $139 mn at auction: Sotheby's

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From history in coins to ceramics

Shima displays coins made of ceramic

Cape Town art museum on mission to reclaim African identity

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The last of Sur's dhow builders

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Monet painting to go on sale at Paris auction for first time in decades

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The relevance of Muscat Art and its commentary on pressing issues

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AI named word of the year by Collins Dictionary

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Icons of UK's industrial age enjoy cultural and economic revival

Members of the public view an artwork by David Hockney in Salts Mill, a former textile mill, now an art gallery, shopping centre, restaurant and commercial space in Saltaire, near Bradford, on October 13, 2023. Once the epicentre of global trade, the awe-inspiring buildings of northern England's industrial age have capitalised on the vision and ambition of their creators to reinvent themselves as world-renowned cultural and economic hubs. Inspired by Renaissance figures such as the Medici family, the textile titans of 18th and 19th century Britain built monumental structures designed to stand "forever" as a testament to their power and tastes. - TO GO WITH AFP STORY by James PHEBY (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY by James PHEBY

Oman to witness Shakesperian characters in this legendary performance

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