AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFashion & Design: Doha Design District’s “Designed to Last” opens Oct. 28, featuring 13 one-of-a-kind looks by Maison ARTC’s Artsi Ifrah and exploring how fashion carries memory, heritage and craftsmanship. Community Arts: Vancouver’s Eastside Culture Crawl marks its 30th anniversary Nov. 19–22, with more than 525 artists opening their studios to visitors. Living Traditions: Arlington hosted its first North Texas Powwow, bringing Native dancers, drumming, contests and Indigenous art to the city. Toronto’s Catrinas Festival also celebrated Día de Muertos with folk dance, costumes and a parade. New Stage: Antigua and Barbuda has opened a National Performing Arts Centre, giving local creatives a venue to share their stories. Art & Heritage: A Roman emperor’s marble torso from Croatia’s ancient Salona sold in New York for more than $34 million, a record for a Roman antiquity at auction. In New Delhi, a dispute over the removal of protest photographs from Raihan Vadra’s exhibition has reignited debate over censorship and artistic freedom.
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