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Karim Khan Zand is the dense heart of Tehran's commercial gallery scene — a stretch of central avenue and the small streets running off it that together hold the highest concentration of contemporary galleries in the country. This is where the city's art world does its everyday work: openings on Friday afternoons, a gallery every few doors along the side alleys, decades-old spaces beside young ones. It is central, urban and walkable. The scene here is at full strength, and it shows.
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Hiroshima MOCA presents the artist's first Japanese solo exhibition through October 2026.
The Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art mounts a career-spanning survey of American artist Mel Chin, recipient of the 12th Hiroshima Art Prize, featuring new and existing works that confront social and environmental crises.
Europe's leading gathering for independent publishing heads to silent green with a focus on bibliodiversity and global voices
The Berlin Art Book Fair & Festival returns for its eighteenth edition, bringing together 235 exhibitors from 46 countries to explore publishing as artistic and political practice.
Seven kings, one for each day of the week. A portrait of Fever. Two spirits keeping a bathhouse warm. What the manuscripts actually show — and what the lamp replaced.
Folio 35v of a manuscript in Oxford shows the public baths at Tiberias in cutaway. Upstairs, people washing. Downstairs, two jinn tending the furnace, mid-conversation. It is not what most of the world expects — and it is much closer to what the unseen was actually understood to be for. A long read across twelve centuries of manuscripts, fieldwork, survey data and horror cinema.
Busan committee recognises landmarks across Iran, Lebanon, Palestine and beyond, while emergency protocols highlight sites under threat
The latest World Heritage roster features contentious emergency inscriptions from conflict zones alongside cultural and natural landmarks spanning five continents.
