WASHINGTON: Reflecting the resurgence artisan community in a post-Taliban kicked off at a prestigious American museum on Thursday.
Christened “Turquoise Mountain; Artists Transforming Afghanistan,” tells a powerful human story of resilience and creativity amidst the ruins of war in Afghanistan, focusing on the lives of the young Afghan artists living and working there.
“This showcases Afghanistan’s amazing cultural history,” the Afghan Ambassador to the US Hamdullah Mohib told reporters during a press preview at the prestigious Smithsonian’s Arthur M Sackler Gallery here on Thursday . . .
