Creative Voices of Muslim Asia

Creative Voices of Muslim Asia

Asia Society's Creative Voices of Muslim Asia project is a multidisciplinary initiative using the arts as a springboard to understand the diversity of Islam as a creative inspiration. Through an integrated program that brings together expertise from across the geographic and cross-disciplinary depth of the entire community and organization, Creative Voices will not only provide a platform for myriad voices and perspectives, but will provide audiences with the context for a deeper understanding of Islamic artists and their societies.

 

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Major support has been provided from the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art
with additional support from the Malaysian Government, Sapura, and Sime Darby.

Shirin Neshat, Nicky Nodjoumi, and Ramsey Clark discuss Iran's Ardeshir Mohassess and his art.
Pakistani author depicts the continuity of longstanding cultural traditions in the Indus Valley.
A youth-produced video from Mathis, Texas about the closeness of a small town where families come together to support neighbors in need.
A youth-produced video from Charlotte, North Carolina about the effect of immigration and diversity on their community, and how tolerance and acceptance can emerge from what is sometimes a cacophony of different cultures.
A youth-produced video about the changes technology and progress have brought to Jogjakarta, Indonesia.
A youth-produced video about superstitions from Jogjakarta, Indonesia.
A youth-produced video about respect between young people and their peers, parents, and elders from Jogjakarta, Indonesia.
The Iranian cultural icon performs with son Hafez. Watch the video now.
The director's latest work, 5 Streams, combines ancient texts from Hindu and Muslim traditions to provide a sensory journey through the realities and mythologies of South Asia.
Two acclaimed Asian American artists discuss their work on themes of gender, Islam, tradition and identity.