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Sarah Phenom on carrying Rwanda with her into the global music scene
For Rwandan singer and songwriter Sarah Phenom, music has always been shaped by the different places she has called home. Phenom grew up in Rwanda before moving to Belgium and later settling in London ...
Reports suggest when Sunderland walks into the pitch against Arsenal, on Saturday, September 12, they would be wearing for the first time, a shirt emblazoned with “Visit Ghana”. When the Sunderland ...
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How artists are tapping into Rwanda’s tourism promotion
The art gallery is among the top places tourists in Rwanda visit after the Kigali ...
Opinion
‘It leaves holes inside of you’: graphic novel aims to remember the history and horror of genocide
Dana Mashoian Walrath’s The Book of Genocides is an audacious and personal new look at genocides from Germany to Palestine ...
From Hermès to Loewe, see how luxury fashion houses are commissioning hand-drawn illustration and craft over AI in their ...
From a reimagined 18th-century villa in Malta to a mountain paradise near Yellowstone National Park, these just-opened and ...
The church was the first established in the U.S. in the Armenian Apostolic tradition, the oldest such parish in the United ...
Art Beat: New art exhibitions, Steel Magic Northwest, author events, Watercolor for Relaxation, more
The Art of Shirō Miyazaki’ at Cascadia Art Museum Exhibition: Sept. 23, 2026 through Jan. 3, 2027 Cascadia Art Museum, 190 ...
From Hermès to Loewe, see how luxury fashion houses are commissioning hand-drawn illustration and craft over AI in their latest campaigns.
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UK retail firm opens doors to Rwanda's emerging fashion brands
Rwandan designers are getting a new route into the UK fashion market as Tales House, a London-based retailer focused on African fashion and lifestyle, begins working with brands from Rwanda following ...
A summer program hosted by the Jewish Family and Children’s Services helps teachers gain knowledge needed to meet a state ...
Dana Mashoian Walrath’s ‘The Book of Genocides’ turns an unflinching eye to the systematic dehumanization that fueled 500 years of religious, racial and ethnic violence.
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