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  • Rethinking Migration: Modern Migration Through Digital Emigration

    Rethinking Migration: ashoka ritual – Global Artists’ Network:
    The Innovative Concept of Modern Migration
    An essay on art as the infrastructure of global connectedness.
    How ashoka ritual reinterprets the concept of migration—not merely as movement between places, but as digital, cultural, and creative self-networking.
    NO BORDERS. NO NATIONS. | Art as the infrastructure of global connectedness.
  • Clarafosca & Janis

    The international artist duo Clarafosca & Janis is active worldwide and showcases their art in projects ranging from corporate commissions to large, colorful murals, such as those in Barcelona.
  • Art & Spirituality

    The text deals with the close connection between art and spirituality, discussing various elements such as light, colour and sacred geometry. The importance of beauty and messages in images is also addressed. An exercise to expand perception is presented to inspire readers. The text also contains personal spiritual experiences that have shaped me as an artist.
  • The Mongolian Throat Singing and the Horse-Head Fiddle

    The two types of sounds made simultaneously by the person humming is a wonderful disembodied musical instrument that mimics the natural elements and the sounds of animals. According to this, it is possible that the term "The Mongolian Throat Singing" originates from the time of the nomads, and it is believed that it dates back to the time of the Huns, the ancestors of the Mongols.
  • Café del Mundo

    Germany's most successful guitar export Jan and Alexander met in 2007 at a flamenco guitar workshop. Subsequently they compose many albums together and meanwhile gave more than 120 concerts per year in England, Italy, Israel, Georgia, Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic and Poland.
  • Japanese Art

    Japanese art encompasses a variety of art forms, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, textiles, woodcarving and more. Japanese art has a long history and is closely linked to Japanese culture and religion.
  • Nyamkhuu Baatar

    Today we present you the interview with Nyamkhuu Baatar, a skilled Mongolian artist. He is the founder of the "Mongolian Art Society", an award-winning artist of the "Union of Mongolian Artists" and a teacher of Mongolian art at the "Academy of Fine Arts".
  • Korean Street Food

    Korean street food is a popular type of Korean cuisine that is offered on the streets and markets of the country. It is a simple but tasty way of eating that includes many different types of dishes.
  • Yurts

    This article goes into more detail about Mongolian yurts and its history. Mongolian yurts are a traditional type of semi-permanent shelter used by the nomadic peoples of the Central Asian region and the steppes of the Middle East. Various petroglyphs have been found that prove that Mongolian yurts were built more than 10,000 years ago. In the 13th century, there were already various yurts.