Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Despite the U.S. sanctions against Iran, art exhibit 'Iran Modern,' opened early this year in New York to high acclaim. The New York Times gives you a history of the Iranian modern art movement while … [Read more...]
For the first time, Muslim and Jewish students at Emory University have collaborated in an interfaith art gala, to promote understanding and tolerance. “We want to serve as a model for other schools, … [Read more...]
A powerful project, The Home Drone Project, seeks to bring the violence and detachment felt about drone attacks in the United States to a reality check. Artists started by mapping the 344 U.S. drone … [Read more...]
The huge protest movement that occurred during the Arab Spring also influenced an artistic revolution, as street art was often the only way that ‘the people’ could react to authoritarian forces. … [Read more...]
The Marketplace of Creative Arts (MOCAfest) brings together Muslim artists from around the world, among them graffiti artists and painters. … [Read more...]
Auction house Christie's recently reported that 10% of its sales now come from the Middle East. The New York Times takes a look at the art scene in Qatar where there's a new generation of extremely … [Read more...]
