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The Milton Keynes lslamic Arts and Culture Foundation celebrated the iconic City of Codes and Light Festival, which took place last week from Wednesday 2nd October to Saturday 5th October. This year’s festival explored how artificial intelligence intersects with art, science, and technology through a series of immersive learning activities, interactive workshops, and thought-provoking symposiums. Anouar Kassim MBE, CEO, […]
roots and heritage. His father immigrated to Bradford from Pakistan in the 1960s to work at Crofts Engineering foundry during the wave of Commonwealth migration. Titled ‘Where It Began’, this special exhibition is part of the lead-up to Bradford 2025 being named the UK City of Culture. It explores themes of migration, identity, and community […]
Yunus Emre Institute London took art to new heights this month when they contributed to the celebration of creativity for London Craft Week. Joining over 700 fantastic established and emerging makers, designers, brands and galleries from around the world, Yunus Emre Institute London promoted the cuisine and art of the earthquake-affected cities, with all the […]
From the 1st of April 2023 – the 17th of September 2023, the Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art in Kew Gardens will be featuring two unique art exhibitions. With a focus on Islamic art and paintings, this will be the world’s first display space dedicated solely to this genre. The exhibition will feature the […]
The Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art in Kew Gardens – which is the world’s first display space dedicated solely to the genre of Islamic art and paintings of Qur’anic plants – will soon be featuring two unique art exhibitions. The first will be All the Flowers are for Me by artist Anila Quayyum Agha […]
The largest floor mosaic in the world, known as ‘Mosaic of Existence’ has made it to the Guinness Book of Records. Located in Hatay, Turkey, the floor mosaic is made of nothing but natural marble. To earn a spot as a world record, it was a requirement that the floor mosaic had to be 500 […]
