From Ashes to Art: The Creative Genius of Naz Hakim
By Fiona Crouch
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Gallery
Rozhgar Mustafa – A Journey of Discovery: Finding Freedom and Art Through Public Performance
By Fiona Crouch
The Power of Perspective
A review of Sakar Sleman's art work by Fiona Crouch
Portrait of a photographer: Tania Rashid
By Rawen
The Meaning of Art: Rezan Betoula’s Identity and Self-Liberation
by Fiona Crouch
A Kurdish Artist Documents a City Through Art
By Savan Abdulrahman
To Be Human Is To Be Creative
A review of Narmin Mustafa's art work by Fiona Crouch
Philosopher Artist Finds Freedom
By Fiona Crouch
The cynical smile of a solitary head
An essay by Ismail Hamalaw
Book Launch and Poetry Event Report
On the 8 December 2018, Culture Project organised an event in Pushkin House, in London. It was an evening for Kurdish novelists, poets and musicians, which included poetry readings, music and a book launch. The evening began with Houzan…
Walid Siti: My work navigates a complex terrain of memory and loss
An interview with Walid Siti conducted by Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Nurettin Erkan: My paintings are paintings of resistance.
Scott Jacobsen's interview with renowned US based Kurdish Artist Nurettin Erkan
Azad Nanakeli: My art work is related to current events
Scott Douglas Jacobsen's interview with Artist Azad Nanakeli
Culture Project participated in 8 March city wide event in Sulaymania-Kurdistan
Culture Project’s activists took an active part in an event organised by (X-Line) organisation which was organised in the old Tobacco Factory which is now turned into a cultural venue. This event was organised for networking, and various…
The Shadow of ISIS
A review by Sarah Mills.
Portraits
By Hasan Falah For a long time, I strived to understand the pain of displacement. I wanted to create hate and love. I wanted to face the displacement in me, but it was hard. My soul was wounded from moving away from my childhood city, but…