Islamic art is constantly being revisited and reinvented; it comprises countless art forms, from calligraphy to dance and from ceramics to music to metalwork.

The idea of establishing the Museum of Islamic Ceramics came to display a group of masterpieces of ceramics that have been made Islamic architecture style. The Egyptian civilization is the oldest ...

Beginning March 5, Art of the Islamic Worlds Hossein Afshar Galleries will house paintings, ceramics, metal ware, silk fabrics and carpets. Nearly 6,000 square feet of space inside the Caroline ...

attracting thousands of visitors and featuring art on canvas, paper, wood, glass and ceramic tiles. Shaheen Rahman, president of the Islamic Arts Society, said moving the festival to the ...

Some moon-faced horsemen adorning the ceramics have a decidedly Chinese cast, a legacy of Buddhist art that early travelers imported into Iran. “We may think of the Islamic world as isolated ...

Ottoman ceramics influenced everyone from William ... Wijdan Ali declared in a 1992 article entitled The Status of Islamic Art in the Twentieth Century. Soon "Western aesthetics overpowered ...

Sara Rehman, the first-ever executive director of Houston's Islamic Arts Society, and calligraphy artist Sana Mirza discuss ...

The study of Islamic glazed ceramics and pottery technology reveals a rich tradition of material innovation and cultural exchange spanning from the early Islamic period to the later medieval era.

The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA), in collaboration with Dreama Orphan Care Center, wrapped up its inspiring event entitled: Ceramics and Heritage: From the Aesthetics of Islamic Art to Contemporary ...

In some art from the Islamic world, you will find repeating patterns of flowers and plants. These patterns can be seen on everything from rugs and pottery to decoration in books. Islamic art has ...

Titled “Treasured Ornament,” the exhibition was set to feature paintings, weaponry, ceramics ... the harmful stereotype that Muslims or Islamic art are synonymous with terrorism or ...