Ruba Kana’an, historian of Islamic art at University of Toronto Mississauga’s (UTM) Department of Visual…
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Kate Taylor – April 26 – Tucked away in one corner of a current exhibition…
18 April 2022, Anjani Chadha, Delhi — On turning right from the beautifully lit up…
IMAGE? The Power of the Visual (opening April 9) reflects on humanity’s pre-occupation with images and…
Archana Singh: Nizamuddin Basti Renewal project has created a blueprint on how organisations can use…
[The Preservation Rover mission] made me internalize the importance of us as humans being stewards…
Piano composition by contemporary multi-instrumentalist Afraaz Mulji is inspired by a 16th-century music manuscript in…
The concept of Paradise as a garden is an ancient one pre-dating the Abrahamic faiths…
The holistic urban revitalization of the historic Nizamuddin Basti community in New Delhi, India, received…
November 18 is the annual International Day of Islamic Art proclaimed at the 40th session…
Hindustan Times, New Delhi The Nila Gumbad, or the blue dome, stands at the far-east…
With its sparkling acoustics and immaculate sightlines, the Aga Khan Museum’s intimate Auditorium will be…
This heartfelt and original devotional track, in praise of beloved Mawla Ali, is a collaboration…
JollyGul.com has now launched a Western classical music appreciation series! Their first episode is about…
Processional standards (‘alams) are used in Shia processions, particularly on the day of ‘Ashura, the…
“…it is in the very foundation of our faith that women are leaders and that women are educators and that women are champions,” says Dr. Alaa.
Following a lengthy closure, one of Ontario’s premier tourist attractions has been reopened to the public.
‘Dissolving order’ is a striking new display dedicated to the work of Faig Ahmed.
Born in Monastir, Tunisia Jasser performs worldwide. He has studied both classical European music and…
Toronto — July 20, 2021 Treat yourself to a joyous, fulfilling day of arts and…
Episode 2 of the Aga Khan Museum’s three-part docuseries “Searching for the Blues” in collaboration with Amarrass Records, dives into Sindhi Sarangi master Lakha Khan in his Rajasthani home…
Extraordinary stories from the most interesting artists, writers, athletes, and thinkers on the kaleidoscope of Muslim experience.
In this instrumental collage, Wu Man showcases the classical martial style of pipa music while…
Titled “Lakha Khan: Keeper of India’s Songbook,” episode 2 follows Sindhi Sarangi master Lakha Khan in his Rajasthani home performing songs and instrumentals that speak to the worldly and sacred nature of his music, including Sufi kalaams, and folk songs.
“I am deeply honoured and excited to be confirmed as the new CEO of the Aga Khan Museum, the only Museum in North America with a mandate to foster pluralism and bridge cultures through and in dialogue with the Arts of the Muslim world,” says Ulrike Al-Khamis.
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