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Filmmaker Withdraws Film from Berlinale

Ghanaian filmmaker Ayo Tsalithaba has decided to withdraw his film, “Atmospheric Arrivals,” from the Berlinale Film Festival in protest of Germany’s backing for Israel’s military actions in Gaza. Tsalithaba announced his decision in a social media statement, expressing solidarity with more than

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Problems of Gaza’s Archaeological Sites

Hundreds of Archaeological Sites Damaged in Gaza due to Israeli Offensive, says Israeli NGO. An Israeli organization, Emek Shaveh, reported that Israel’s offensive on the Gaza Strip has resulted in the destruction of hundreds of historical and archaeological sites and artifacts. The

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CIMAM Raises Voice, ICOM in Silence

While CIMAM, the International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art, condemns the silencing of pro-Palestine voices, ICOM is still silent. On, Jan 24, CIMAM released a press release on its website saying that; The Museum Watch committee is following with

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Technology and Art

Turkey’s first international art fair focused on media art, Noise_Media Art, will bring together Istanbul with technology, art, and music from January 12 to January 21, 2024. With the support of German Legend, representing innovation, courage, and freedom, the event will kick

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Significant Discovery in Amos Ancient City

During ongoing excavations in the ancient city of Amos, known for its nearly 3,000-year history and rich cultural heritage in the western town of Marmaris, a recent discovery has brought to light ten amphorae, vessels with vertical handles, shedding light on the

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Restoration Underway for Sultan Abdulhamid I Era Painting

The National Palaces Painting Museum is restoring the “Family Tree” painting, which dates back to the era of Sultan Abdulhamid I. In the capable hands of the National Palaces Painting Restoration and Conservation Workshop, this 18th-century masterpiece is undergoing meticulous refurbishment. Hatice

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“Oppenheimer” and “Poor Things” Lead BAFTA Nominations

The British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) nominations were unveiled, showcasing the atomic-bomb epic “Oppenheimer” as the frontrunner with an impressive 13 nominations, including Best Film. Gothic fantasia “Poor Things” closely follows with 11 nominations, while the historical epic “Killers of the Flower

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