Sarvy Geranpayeh
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Iran’s heritage experts race to repair damaged sites as negotiations stall (opens the original)
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The shockwaves from the US-Israeli strikes on Iran had barely settled before cultural professionals began racing to save the country’s historic monuments. Weeks before an initial ceasefire paused the nearly 40-day war on 8 April, specialists were already documenting blast damage, salvaging shattered architectural fragments and carrying out emergency repairs at some of Iran’s best-known heritage sites. Iran is home to more than 34,000 sites inscribed on its National Heritage List, a figure some e
Online platform connects hundreds of emerging Iranian artists with collectors abroad (opens the original)
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An online platform selling work by more than 200 Iranian artists to buyers around the world launched on 13 August. Continuum: Artist Relief for Iran aims to provide direct financial relief to a community whose livelihood has been battered both by war and long-standing economic hardship driven by sanctions. Continuum is the first initiative from Duran Art Projects, a Canada-based curatorial platform founded by the collector Dario Duran and the curator Mariam Rasti. The non-profit offers around 70
Remembering Sliman Mansour, a defining figure of Palestinian art (opens the original)
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The funeral of Sliman Mansour, one of the defining voices in Palestinian visual art, took place on Wednesday (26 August) at the Anglican Church in his hometown of Birzeit in the occupied West Bank. Mansour died on Monday (24 August) aged 79, according to an Instagram post from his family. Mansour is widely regarded as a pioneer of the contemporary Palestinian art movement and a key figure in shaping a distinctly Palestinian visual identity. Tributes have poured in from across the Palestinian art
Unesco urged to investigate after Israeli forces trigger explosions near Lebanon’s World Heritage-listed Beaufort Castle (opens the original)
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The NGO Icomos Lebanon has put out an urgent call for action after Israeli forces detonated 700 tonnes of explosives near Beaufort Castle—also known as Qalaat Al Shaqif—in southern Lebanon, less than a week after it was inscribed on Unesco's World Heritage List and its List of World Heritage in Danger. Shortly after midnight on Thursday (30 July), flashes of light lit up the sky as explosions rocked southern Lebanon's Nabatieh governorate, where the castle is located. Lebanon’s National Centre f
Sites in Iran, Lebanon and Palestine among 25 new additions to Unesco’s World Heritage List (opens the original)
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Sites in some of the world’s most conflict-affected countries, including Iran, Lebanon and Palestine, are among 25 new properties inscribed onto Unesco’s World Heritage List this month—a decision that, for Lebanon and Palestine, came with simultaneous placement on the World Heritage in Danger List and angered Israel. The additions were announced at the 48th session of the World Heritage Committee in Busan, South Korea, which began on 19 July and will run until 29 July. Despite the collapse of th
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