art and culture

11:16

“Amazigh tattoos are a way of documenting Amazigh culture and heritage,” said Tunisian tattoo artist Manel Mahdouani, who revives the art of Amazigh tattoos that has slowly faded from the memories of the new generations.

11:39

Archaeologists have discovered a 3,500-year-old tomb near the city of Luxor, Egypt, officials said on Tuesday.

09:49

Bahar Badakhshan, a painter, art teacher and illustrator in Eastern Kurdistan, opened an exhibition called “Holy Madness” in Sanandaj on February 15. The exhibition is a story of “all women rising from the ashes,” she told NuJINHA.

07:50

16-year-old Alma Murad, a resident of Qamishlo, promotes Kurdish culture and art through her music. She calls on young women to “protect Kurdish culture and art”.

10:26

Kevana Zêrîn Women's Cultural Movement, has made a special music video called “Sakîna yê” to honor the memory of Sakine Cansız, who was murdered in Paris on January 9, 2013 along with two Kurdish women.

10:16

“Art is an act of resistance for me. Our life is full of tragedies but I believe that art can change this reality,” said Palestinian painter Sarah Saada.

11:30

“Book Caravan” is a project launched by Moroccan cultural activist Jamila Hassoun to encourage children in Morocco’s rural areas to read.

09:07

Yara Hesko reflects women's stories in her paintings, revealing the impact of occupation, war and displacement on women's lives.

09:38

The Bane Photo Week Exhibition was held in Baneh, a city in Kurdistan Province of Iran, from November 2 to November 6 with the participation of women photographers.

10:20

Young women playing the erbane (a musical instrument) in the orchestra built by the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) Art and Culture Council combine Kurdish culture with modern art.

08:30

A mosaic floor believed to be from the Roman era was discovered at a construction site in Manbij, a city of North and East Syria.

10:57

A number of Tunisian women in Kassérine Governorate play a critical role in preserving oral traditions, a type of intangible cultural heritage.

11:17

Cîhan Ebdulxefûr, a resident of the city of Qamishlo, makes Kurdish women's accessories to preserve Kurdish culture and earn a living.

10:14

The 3rd “Arîn Bisk û Zilfê Aştiyê ye” Theatre Festival, held in memory of YPJ Commander Arîn Mîrkan, will kick off in Kobanê on October 5, 2024.

09:36

Displaced children living in the Newroz Camp, located in the city of Derik attend art courses at the culture and art center in the camp despite difficult living conditions.

10:54

“I want my writings and poems to contribute to Kurdish language and literature,” said Diyala Elî, a young writer and poet from the town of Çilaxa (Al-Jawadiyah), Qamishlo.

09:14

Saliha Ayata calls on all women to attend the Women’s Surfest Festival to be held by the Women's Association for Culture, Art and Literature (KASED) in Amed’s Sur district from September 29 to October 5.

10:24

8-year-old Nûjin Şen, known for dancing halay and singing in the Martyr Rustem Cudi Camp (Makhmour Refugee Camp), wants to preserve Kurdish culture and be a good teacher in the future.

09:26

We aim to preserve Kurdish culture through art, said Jîn and Zîn Mitêwit, twin sisters in Qamishlo.

10:53

“Just as women resisted many forces during the Rojava Revolution, women, who found their identity and truth in art, also became a part of the same resistance,” said women artists participating in the festival held in Kobanê.