Arts

'Artists must pick a side': How Israel's assault on Gaza is shifting the culture on Broadway

Despite a growing insistence on Palestinian rights in the theatre industry, Palestinian performers remain without a seat at the table

Sliman Mansour, a pioneer of contemporary Palestinian art, dies aged 79

My father made Palestinian theatre an act of resistance

Alaa Tartir

Venice Biennale targeted by strike action and protests over Israel's involvement

Israel's genocide in Gaza

The Route Back Home: How Gaza's children use art to express the nightmares of genocide

Venice Biennale artists demand Israel's exclusion from renowned festival

The voice and the rifle: How Umm Kulthum became a target of the Mossad

Majd Asadi

Israel's genocide in Gaza

We Are Still Here: What it feels like to live through Gaza's genocide

In the Shadow of the Martyr: Why art in Palestine is resistance

In pictures: Iran's silk makers still weaving a 3,000-year-old trade

Ten bizarre Egyptian sayings to try and wrap your head around

From mud to art: The proud potters of Egypt shaping futures through clay

Break down the castle door: Turning the lens on a legendary Syrian filmmaker

‘We are arrested’: How an explosive story led Can Dundar to jail, exile - and a play

Moroccan rapper gets one-year jail sentence for 'insulting police'

Troy's plunder: Where the East and West first clashed

'Trauma is inherited and we can’t heal unless we learn'

Why Shah Rukh Khan's time as a global Muslim icon is over

Azad Essa

A History Of Water In The Middle East: Drowned out by too much information

Pipelines, pulp fiction and Maradona's 'Hand of God'