[Arab American News] Sculptor Nida Kadhim says art “can play a central role in restoring Iraqis’ sense of nationhood and normalcy.”
[Today’s Zaman] Contemporary art on a blind date with Arabic calligraphy.
[“>Riverfront Times] Lewis Greenberg and his work Holocaust Revisited have a court date. “My yard is open to Nazis. My daughter-in-law in Texas is concerned about me,” he says.
[Mehr News Agency] Tehran announces winners of the first International Quranic Film Festival.
[Artdaily.org] Sotheby’s banks on Buddha, hoping for sales in the $8-11m range.
[Mehr News Agency] February 2008 will feature an artistic celebration of Iran’s Islamic revolution in Tehran.
[Surrey Comet] Reverend Kevin Scott, just back from a three-month sabbatical in Europe studying light in religious art, tries to make sense of a doorway.
[Economist] To strip in public, or not to strip in public?
