In London, the Aga Khan Centre is presenting a new exhibition called "Making Paradise" which showcases 19 international artists exploring the concept of Al-Jannah, the Garden of Eden or Paradise in Islam.
An unusual exhibition opens this month at London’s Aga Khan Centre in which nineteen international artists explore the concept of Al-Jannah, the Garden of Eden or Paradise in Islam.
The Aga Khan Museum in Toronto, Canada was founded in 2014 on an area of 10,000 m². It is dedicated to presenting an overview of the artistic, intellectual, and scientific contributions that Muslim civilisations have made to world heritage.
In London, the Aga Khan Foundation announces the opening of The Silk Road: A Living History, an open-air photography exhibition by travel photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer.
The Aga Khan Centre Gallery in London is presenting Making Paradise, a major new exhibition that explores the concept of Eden through an Islamic garden design.
In London, the Silk Road, a new outdoor exhibition, attempts to capture images of trade, of peoples, and of empires long fallen through a series of stunning photographs taken by photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer during 2019, who travelled along the historic trade route that was once known as
Travel photographer and AKF (UK)'s Head of Communications, Christopher Wilton-Steer’s latest exhibition opened on 8 April in Granary Square, near King’s Cross in north London. It will run until 16 June.
Sponsored by the Aga Khan Foundation, The Silk Road: A Living History takes the viewer on a journey from London to Beijing, encountering many of the people, places and cultures along the ancient trade route.
In 2019, British photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer traveled 40,000 kilometers along the old Silk Road from London to Beijing. That journey is now the basis of an outdoor photography exhibition, The Silk Road: A Living History, at Granary Square in London's King's Cross.
In April, London will play host to whole range of events spanning art. One of this month's largest events will be an exhibition by photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer showcasing his journey along the historic Silk Road.