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Saudi artists shine in new Venice exhibition, curated by two sisters

Saudi artists shine in new Venice exhibition, curated by two sisters

  • ‘Re-composing’ shows how creatives in the Kingdom are addressing cultural change
By Nadine Khalil ·
Musk meets pope, uses Twitter to announce the audience

Musk meets pope, uses Twitter to announce the audience

By AP ·
Italian man proposes marriage over supermarket checkout mic

Italian man proposes marriage over supermarket checkout mic

By AFP ·
Venice’s first mosque inaugurated

Venice’s first mosque inaugurated

By Francesco Bongarra  ·
Saudi artist’s ‘The Teaching Tree’ symbolizes Kingdom’s great change

Saudi artist’s ‘The Teaching Tree’ symbolizes Kingdom’s great change

By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·
Flooding in Venice worsens off-season amid climate change

Flooding in Venice worsens off-season amid climate change

By AP ·
Lebanese composer Zad Moultaka to perform tribute to Russian icon in Venice

Lebanese composer Zad Moultaka to perform tribute to Russian icon in Venice

By Arab News ·
US actress Kristen Stewart (L) poses as she arrives at the Venice Film Festival for the screening of the film “Spencer,” in which she plays Diana, Princess of Wales (R). (AFP/File Photos)

Kristen Stewart’s turn as Princess Diana wows Venice

By Reuters ·
Italy to ban mammoth cruise ships from Venice as of Aug. 1

Italy to ban mammoth cruise ships from Venice as of Aug. 1

By AP ·
1st cruise ship sails through Venice since start of pandemic

1st cruise ship sails through Venice since start of pandemic

By AP ·
Venice Biennale announces 17th International Architecture Exhibition to be curated by Lebanese educator

Venice Biennale announces 17th International Architecture Exhibition to be curated by Lebanese educator

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
Pizzas (and haircuts) back on the menu, but with warnings

Pizzas (and haircuts) back on the menu, but with warnings

By AP ·
Virus outbreak hits weakened Italian economy where it hurts

Virus outbreak hits weakened Italian economy where it hurts

By AP ·

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