Iran6 years ago
Deyr-e Gachin caravanserai and Abstract Arts
Abstract art has come a long way over the past 40 years and the question we are asking today is how has it developed.
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News Bulletin6 years ago
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Taiwan's biggest art fair has kicked off with works from a scuba diving painter and a sculptor who works with driftwood.
Iran6 years ago
Abstract art and historical sites in kerman
In the first report Gisoo Ahmadi tells us about modern art in Iran and then Shahriar Azimi reports on the historical sites in Kerman.
Reports6 years ago
Kiev retiree transforms his stairway into an art gallery
For about 20 years, a Kiev retiree has been transforming a gray stairway in his apartment block into an art gallery.
News Bulletin6 years ago
Giant wooden sculpture unveiled in China
An exceptionally large wooden sculpture, which measures 6 meters long, 4.3 meters high and 1.5 meters thick, was finally unveiled recently in a southwestern Chinese city.
News Bulletin6 years ago
Chinese artist makes dead leaves live forever
Lei Ting, a young woman from Yushan County in the Chinese Jiangxi Province, carves delicate artworks on fallen leaves using a craft knife.
Iran7 years ago
Art of lak tarashi and archery
The first report in this episode of Iran program is about Iran’s ancient laktarashi carving art and the second report is about horseback archery.
Human Rights7 years ago
UK groups urge boycott of Israeli Eurovision
Three British groups call for a total ban on and boycott of the Eurovision contest in the Israeli-occupied Palestine.
Reports7 years ago
Kashmiri art dying a slow death
In Indian-controlled Kashmir, old art forms are dying a slow death due to a declining interest and the government's indifference.
Culture7 years ago
Renowned Iranian actor Entezami dies at 94
Renowned Iranian actor Ezatollah Entezami has died at the age of 94.
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