The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) in Doha is set to host diverse workshops this month, inviting residents and visitors of all ages to explore Islamic art, calligraphy, geometry, and creative expression.

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

While headlines suggest a slump, the art market is expanding thanks to young collectors and prints priced under $50,000. Kevin Czopek/BFA.com This surge in sales below $50,000 isn’t limited to ...

TEHRAN- The inaugural National Conference on Islamic Revolution Art commenced on Sunday at the Iranian Academy of Arts in Tehran. The event was attended by prominent figures, including Hojjatoleslam ...

The exhibit, running through April 13, explores the Wadsworth’s Islamic arts collection and features geometric patterns and calligraphy.

This entwining of the past and present seeks to provoke some of the same questions that are guiding artists, art historians and curators as they re-examine Islamic art’s place in the world.

From its origins in Arabia, the Muslim faith spread rapidly and developed a distinctive culture, including a form of art that has thrived through the centuries to be instantly recognizable today ...

CISAAT, Indonesia — Her first contract marriage was to a tourist from Saudi Arabia.He was in his 50s, and she was 17. They wed in a small ceremony in a guest room at a three-star hotel in ...

A new exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) will explore the connections between art and cuisine from ancient times to the present. On Sunday, Sept. 22, the DIA will open The Art of ...

Alam's art is deeply philosophical, reflecting her spiritual beliefs and her profound understanding of Islamic art's three branches: geometry, biomorphic patterns, and calligraphy.

Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar (VCUarts Qatar) – a Qatar Foundation (QF) partner, will host the 10th Biennial Hamad bin Khalifa Symposium on Islamic Art from ...

The Frick Pittsburgh quietly postponed its exhibition, Treasured Ornament: 10 Centuries of Islamic Art, until August because it believe it would be “insensitive” to display.