Arts and Culture

Interactive: Explore Sudan’s pyramids of Meroe
The largest Nubian pyramids built over two thousand years ago can be seen in a new augmented reality experience.
Published On 17 May 2022
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How we remember them: My grandmother’s shirt
‘In my closet, I have a shirt that once belonged to my grandmother… When I’m an old woman, I should like to wear it.’
Published On 12 May 2022
Michael Winterbottom: ‘This is a film we made for people in Gaza’
Eleven Days in May, by Winterbottom and Mohammed Sawwaf in Gaza, focuses on the children who died in last year’s war.
Published On 10 May 2022
The Kashmir Files: Singapore bans film praised by India’s Modi
The controversial film banned in the Southeast Asian city-state over ‘provocative and one-sided portrayal’ of Muslims.
Published On 10 May 2022

Within shoreline communities, tales of cetacean altruism are at the heart of a centuries-old tradition of whale worship.

Silk-screen of Hollywood screen icon beats record set for 20th-century work by Picasso’s Women of Algiers in 2015.

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Mostafa Azimitabar painted using a toothbrush while he was held for eight years in Australia’s immigration system.

Meet those transforming the pristine ski slopes of Indian-administered Kashmir into the ultimate ski destination.

The famous stand-up comic was attacked during a show in Los Angeles but was not injured.

Four songs from Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Iraq reveal a rich source of stories from the Arabian Gulf.

Amid the devastation of Russia’s invasion, activists are battling to save Ukraine’s rich Soviet-era architecture.

The renowned Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow did not provide an official reason for cancelling two long-awaited performances.

SS Rajamouli talks to Al Jazeera about his new smash hit movie, his inspirations, and the rise of south Indian cinema.

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