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The invisibility of Islamic art in Australia

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imageKhayamiya or Egyptian Tentmaker Applique provides a memorable introduction to Islamic art.Photo by Timothy Crutchett Charles Sturt University

Islamic art in Australia – regardless of the era – is inaccessible and largely overlooked. It is sparsely displayed in our public galleries, rarely taught as a dedicated subject in Australian...

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Turkey joining Islamic State offensive — so why is it targeting the Kurds?

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageTurkish troops patrol the Syrian border as airstrikes begin.EPA/Deniz Toprak

Between 03.40 and 03.53 on July 24, three Turkish F-16 jets bombed three Islamic State targets in Syria. This was the first time the Turkish military has taken direct action against the terrorist group.

As the airstrikes began, Turkish police arrested a large number of...

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