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A traveling exhibition opening at Honolulu’s Capitol Modern traces the service of Japanese American Nisei soldiers during World War II, placing their military record alongside incarceration, family memory and the question of belonging.
Opened on 6 November at Beirut’s Sursock Museum, Lily Abichahine’s solo exhibition, curated by Yasmine Helou, uses the Mediterranean to question how law, myth and borders shape a shared sea.
A UNESCO procurement notice seeks engineering, archaeological and water-risk expertise near the Bamiyan heritage landscape. The notice is not proof that a contract has been awarded or sites rehabilitated.
Busui Ajaw's Bangkok installation combines textiles and an Akha dwelling. As the exhibition's scheduled run ends on November 1, it raises questions about learning and preserving community skills.