Few countries have captured the world’s attention like Syria has today. Stories of conflict and displacement dominate the media and define people’s awareness of the place. ‘Syria: A Living History’ brings together artifacts and artworks that tell a different story – one of cultural diversity, historical continuity, resourcefulness, and resilience. Read more.
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Lion’s Head (9th-8th centuries BCE), Unknown. © Royal Ontario Museum
Incense burner (13th century), Unknown. © Museum of Islamic Art
Niche From a Samaritan House (digital) (16th century), Unknown.
Bowl (25 BCE-25 AD), Unknown. © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Making art behind bars can be its own form of release