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Visiting Expo 2020 Dubai on a budget? Try out these 22 restaurants on site - Vimarsana News

Visiting Expo 2020 Dubai on a budget? Try out these 22 restaurants on site

Taste your way around the world with these pocket-friendly dishes!

A foodie's guide to Dubai - the best places to eat in the city - Vimarsana News

A foodie's guide to Dubai - the best places to eat in the city

DUBAI is not only home to glam hotels, beautiful beaches and cool culture, but it has an incredible food scene, too.Whether you like cheap and cheerfu

A foodie's guide to Dubai - the best places to eat in the city - Vimarsana News

A foodie's guide to Dubai - the best places to eat in the city

DUBAI is not only home to glam hotels, beautiful beaches and cool culture, but it has an incredible food scene, too.Whether you like cheap and cheerfu

6 things to do in Dubai this week: August 15 to 18 - Vimarsana News

6 things to do in Dubai this week: August 15 to 18

Need another weekend? We all do. One way to speed up time is to add some fun things to do in Dubai to your regime. Here are some ideas...

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Studio Visit: Textile Artist Sagarika Sundaram on Working in Silence and Seeking Out Felts From Around the Globe - Vimarsana News

Studio Visit: Textile Artist Sagarika Sundaram on Working in Silence and Seeking Out Felts From Around the Globe

Sagarika Sundaram in front of her work "Oracle" (2020). Photo courtesy the artist. A first impulse when viewing textile artist Sagarika Sundaram’s works is to want to get close to them, to put your hands all over their varied textures comprised of natural fibers sourced from small farms and growers around the world, including India, Uruguay, and New Zealand. You want to envelop yourself in their thick, tactile fabrics; to disappear into a kind of cocoon. Sundaram is used to inspiring such reactions. In fact, she says, she likes working on pieces that allow viewers a little quiet space, let...

Source: artnet.com