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Fighting Cultural Destruction

Protecting Syria's antiquities, street art with a message, Pashtun fashion

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Watching and Being Watched

Fela's Shrine on stage; Mother Teresa's cultural legacy; art that walks the gender line

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Artistic Freedom in Russia and Saudi Arabia

How Russian and Saudi artists tackle censorship, and art evoking sounds of the Gulf War

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Capturing Aleppo's Destruction on Film

The film capturing the war in Aleppo; Berlin's iconic nightclub; Hong Kong's culture hub

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Can Art Change the World?

The Cultural Frontline: where arts and news collide.

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The First National Museum of African American History

Visiting a landmark museum, using art to explore the past, what makes a 'good' immigrant?

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Illustrating Syria's Civil War

The artist turning experiences of war into a graphic memoir

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Muhammad Ali on Stage, Iraq in 100 Years

How Cassius Clay became Muhammad Ali, writers imagine Iraq in 2103, Jón Kalman Stefánsson

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Writing Inspired by Chibok, US Election Art

Art inspired by this year's US election and a return home for a lost choral work.

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Swet Shop Boys, Drone Art

The Cultural Frontline: where arts and news collide.

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Dramatising the Refugee Crisis, Broken Fingaz Street Art

Berkun Oya on dramatising the refugee crisis; the Broken Fingaz street art collective

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The US Presidential Election

The Trump effect on culture; singing the election; emojis as art; literary ancestry

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What's Left of Iraq's Nimrud?

As the ancient city is recaptured from IS, what's left of the historic site?

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Art and Protest at the Dakota Access Pipeline

We hear from the artist behind the project to provide demonstrators with mirrored shields

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Fidel Castro's Cultural Legacy

How arts and culture fared under his rule, and how artists have reacted to his death.

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Zaha Hadid's Artistic Inspiration

How the architect developed her distinctive style through drawing and painting.

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Commemorating Taiwan's 'Comfort Women'

A museum has opened in Taipei to remember the women forced to work in brothels during WW2

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The Stories of 2016 Through Art and Culture

How have artists responded to Syria, Brexit, the US elections and the migrant crisis?

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Making Art from Social Media

The artists using Twitter, Instagram, WeChat and Facebook to make and spread their work

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The Lasting Cultural Impact of Partition

How the partition of India in 1947 continues to influence culture in India and Pakistan

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Culture and the Trump Presidency

How artists are reacting to and reflecting the approaching Presidency of Donald Trump

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The Art of Inauguration Speeches

What makes a great inauguration speech and is plagiarism forgivable?

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Giving Banned Music a New Voice

Norweigan singer Moddi tells why he chose to record 12 banned songs from around the world

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Artists and the US Travel Ban

Artists in the US and abroad discuss the likely impact of the US travel ban

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Art in the Era of Fake News

How should artists respond to fake news and how might it change the way we view images?

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South Korea's Unlikely Buddy Comedy

What can a hit film about cross border cooperation tell us about real life relations?

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Angelina Jolie: Documenting Cambodia's History

The actress and director discusses her new film First They Killed My Father

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Novelist Mohsin Hamid on Borders and Migration

The award-winning writer discusses his new novel which explores the refugee crisis

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Emel: The Voice of the Tunisian Revolution

The singer explains how she feels about her permanent association with the Arab Spring

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Culture and Holland's Political Climate

Dutch/Moroccan novelist Abdelkader Benali discusses how culture has responded to populism

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