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An art exhibition titled 'Art and War' has opened in Tehran, featuring works by prominent American artists. The exhibition highlights anti-war themes amid rising regional tensions, drawing visitors during a sensitive time.
The First Lady of Turkey, Emine Erdoğan, welcomed Queen Mathilde of Belgium at the Dolmabahçe Palace in Istanbul. The visit focused on exploring Turkish traditional arts and crafts during the exhibition 'Elegance of a Century'.
The capital is set to host the Annual Facilities Management Exhibition and Conference next Tuesday. The event aims to enhance innovations in facilities management and facilitate knowledge exchange among professionals in the field.
The Pushkin State Museum in Moscow has launched a unique exhibit titled 'Different Tastes', highlighting the dishes that characterized the life and literature of Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. The exhibit aims to provide a rich cultural experience reflecting the impact of cuisine on literature and art.
The 'Echo of Truth' exhibition opened in Tripoli, Libya, serving as an artistic platform to document the suffering of journalists since 2011. The exhibition reflects the significant challenges facing freedom of expression through diverse artworks.
The 'Coming of Age' exhibition has opened in the capital, aiming to explore the experiences of aging and its impact on individuals and communities. This exhibition reflects the diversity of human experiences related to aging.
The Egyptian Minister of Culture inaugurated the Bedouin Crafts and Handicrafts Exhibition in Matrouh and Siwa, aimed at promoting the region's cultural heritage. The exhibition showcases a variety of handicrafts and supports local artisans.
In light of the challenges facing Lebanon, the exhibition 'Nevertheless' opens as a window of hope reflecting the struggles of the Lebanese people. It features works by prominent artists that mirror the country's turbulent reality.
The 'Made in the UAE 2026' exhibition is set to welcome over <strong>1100 companies</strong>, reflecting the UAE's commitment to boosting local production. This event aims to support national industries and foster innovation.
A group of Bahraini artists opened an art exhibition titled 'Al-Salam and Love for the Flag,' expressing their feelings of loyalty and belonging to the homeland through their works. The exhibition highlights the importance of national identity in the arts.
The Deep and Extreme Indonesia (DXI) 2026 exhibition will take place at the Jakarta Exhibition Center from April 23 to 26, 2026. The event aims to promote the adventure tourism sector in Indonesia by showcasing a variety of sports equipment and activities.
The Egyptian National Archives celebrated World Book Day by inaugurating a special exhibition of manuscript replicas. The event showcased a collection of historical documents reflecting Egypt's rich cultural heritage.
The General Authority for Cultural Palaces opened the 'Personal Experience' exhibition in New Valley as part of the 'Confrontation and Touring' project aimed at enhancing arts and culture in remote areas. The exhibition showcases diverse artistic experiences and encourages local creativity.
The 'Threads of the Tale' exhibition kicks off in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, on Saturday, featuring a group of local artists. The exhibition aims to highlight women's issues through a diverse range of visual arts, sculpture, and photography.
The Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art has launched a unique exhibition dedicated to famous book covers as part of the 'Вин-вин' event. The exhibition will run until April 19, 2026, showcasing innovative designs that reflect the evolution of cover art.
The Governor of Turbah inaugurated an awareness exhibition aimed at raising public awareness about the dangers of drugs and the importance of prevention. The exhibition features a variety of educational activities and events.
The Jumex Museum in Mexico City has opened the 'Football and Art: The Same Feeling' exhibition, showcasing the work of <strong>60 artists</strong> from <strong>13 countries</strong> as the World Cup approaches. The exhibition explores the deep relationship between football and art through diverse artistic expressions.
The Russian Museum is set to launch an exceptional exhibition titled 'Stepan Erzia - Sculptor of the World' to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the prominent sculptor's birth. The exhibition highlights his artistic contributions that have left a significant mark in the world of sculpture.
The acting president of King Saud University inaugurated the 'Social Responsibility Day' exhibition aimed at raising awareness about the importance of social responsibility in society. The exhibition features various activities highlighting the university's role in community service.
New York City is currently hosting a unique exhibition honoring the 500th anniversary of the Italian artist Raphael's influence. The exhibition highlights his artistic creations that are an essential part of Western art history.
The Baron Palace has opened the Women’s Gardens exhibition in collaboration with the Supreme Council of Culture. This exhibition aims to highlight the creativity of Arab female artists and enhance the role of women in art.
Egyptian artist Nathan Doss has opened his exhibition 'Into the Depths' at the Zamalek Art Gallery, showcasing a collection of artworks reflecting ancient Egyptian rituals and totemism. The exhibition runs until April 12 and features over 20 diverse art pieces.
The 'Qena and Its Heritage 2' exhibition was inaugurated at Dendera Temple, aiming to highlight the cultural and historical heritage of Qena Governorate. This event reflects the richness of Egyptian heritage and promotes awareness of the importance of preserving it.
French President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated the 'Byblos' exhibition at the Arab World Institute in Paris, highlighting Lebanon's rich history amidst current crises. The exhibition symbolizes cultural resistance against the destruction Lebanon faces.
The British police announced that the paintings addressing the theme of 'child eating' in the 'Art Against Genocide' exhibit are legal and do not constitute a hate crime, sparking widespread debate in public circles.