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The Medina is the walled old city of Marrakech, the labyrinth of alleys converging on Jemaa el-Fna beneath the Koutoubia minaret. It is the city's dense historic heart, and its relationship with art runs two ways at once: the living craft culture of the souks — metalwork, textiles, zellige, leather — and a set of galleries and museums tucked behind plain riad walls that give no hint of what's inside. This is the oldest, busiest, most sensory Marrakech, and the art here is woven into the fabric of the place rather than set apart from it. You navigate on foot. The scale is intimate and endless at once.
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Three exhibitions at Ljubljana's Cukrarna Gallery probe instability, collaboration, and contested histories
Ljubljana's Cukrarna Gallery presents three concurrent exhibitions—Yein Lee's Accomplice, Phil Collins' Nothing Is Inevitable Until It Happens, and untranquil now—through late 2026 and early 2027.
The Broad commissions a fresh take on the seminal feminist work during Ono's retrospective
Artist MPA's performance of Yoko Ono's Cut Piece at Redcat revealed how collective empathy can transform a potentially violent ritual into an act of mutual care.
The 1989 film gave Petra a façade and invented everything behind it. The real story is in the water systems, the aniconic sculpture, the painter who framed your photograph in 1839 and the families moved out so the world could come in.
Spielberg's crew filmed the Treasury's façade in Jordan, then built the Grail chamber on a soundstage in Hertfordshire — because the real interior of Al-Khazneh is a plain, undecorated room. It's a perfect miniature of how Petra is understood: one wall, photographed a million times a year, standing in for a city that is mostly still unexcavated.
From a four-storey waterfall of pearl divers to a real 155-million-year-old dinosaur — a guide to every permanent artwork inside the world's most visited building.
Every permanent sculpture, kinetic installation and immersive district in the mall — who made them, what they mean and how to see them all in two hours.
London and Dundee venues to host diverse shows spanning fashion, music, and ceramics
The Victoria and Albert Museum unveils its 2027 programme, featuring South Asian creativity, punk culture, and British ceramics across its sites.
A deep look into the mid-century art movement that liberated the Arabic letter, fusing traditional script with modern abstraction.
The Hurufiyya movement stands as one of the most significant developments in twentieth-century Arab art. Discover how modernist pioneers deconstructed traditional Arabic calligraphy to assert a post-colonial cultural identity, and learn where to experience these works today using Exhibo.
