The Colors of Heritage
Ahmet Cakmak (AC): At what age did you first encounter painting and sculpture, the cornerstones of fine arts? What wer
The Minaret: Erbil’s Enduring Landmark
The Mudhafaria Minaret, also known as the Choli Minaret, continues to stand as a prominent historical landmark in the
Leyla Bedirkhan and the Liberation of Dance
“I am the first Kurd to dance at La Scala [Opera House in Milan]. When I was asked, ‘Are you a woman from the East?’ –
Fadil Jaf ’s Kurdish Staging of Romeo and Juliet
Taking a bold risk, the director, trainer, and researcher Fadil Jaf translated the play Romeo and Juliet – as adapted
Alan Arif ’s Musical Odyssey
In a modest home in the suburbs of Sulaymaniyah, a young boy once dreamed of a secondhand violin, his head filled with
Kurdistan’s Path Toward Unity and Stability
In the past two months, the Kurdistan Region has witnessed several initiatives related to ethnic and religious coexist
A Taste of Kurdistan: UK’s Best Kebabs
At the 13th British Kebab Awards, Kurdish chefs do more than serve food – they shape a legacy. In a ballroom bathed i
Before the Silence: The Forgotten Photographs of the Yezidis
For nearly a century, around 300 black-and-white photographs capturing the everyday life of Yezidi communities in the
Awez Journal: Fostering a Culture of Enlightenment in Kurdistan
The Awez scientific journal is a quarterly publication based in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, that opera
Crimes Against the Kurds
Published by Shanidar in collaboration with Kurdistan Chronicle, this series presents a profound and compelling explor
Tambur: A Sound Too Sacred to Be Silenced
In the breezy April air of Hawar Village, southeast of Halabja in the Kurdistan Region near the Iranian border, a dist
Baban Dynasty’s 122-Year-Old Document
In a world where the past often fades into silent ruins, sometimes a single piece of paper gilded with gold and inked
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