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Renowned New York Artist David Popa, Creates HUGE Artwork at Saudi ... - Vimarsana News

Renowned New York Artist David Popa, Creates HUGE Artwork at Saudi ...

Renowned New York Artist David Popa, Creates HUGE Artwork at Saudi ...

Saudi Arabia: Why landmark piece in AlUla will disintegrate in weeks - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia: Why landmark piece in AlUla will disintegrate in weeks

The I Care campaign calls for collective action to conserve cultural heritage

Saudi Arabia's Royal Commission for AlUla Launches 'I Care' Campaign - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia's Royal Commission for AlUla Launches 'I Care' Campaign

The Royal Commission for AlUla has launched the I Care campaign to highlight the importance of conserving Saudi Arabia’s cultural heritage. I Care promotes the safeguarding of the country’s rich tangible and intangible cultural assets. It highlights the importance of heritage preservation in boosting the community’s quality of life. The project also promotes the safeguarding of cultural assets to boost economic development, in line with Saudi Vision 2030.

Source: aawsat.com
THE ROYAL COMMISSION FOR ALULA LAUNCHES 'I CARE' CAMPAIGN TO CELEBRATE, PROTECT, AND PROMOTE THE RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE, DIVERSITY, AND HISTORY OF NORTHWEST ARABIA - Vimarsana News

THE ROYAL COMMISSION FOR ALULA LAUNCHES 'I CARE' CAMPAIGN TO CELEBRATE, PROTECT, AND PROMOTE THE RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE, DIVERSITY, AND HISTORY OF NORTHWEST ARABIA

/PRNewswire/ -- The Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU), the cultural custodian of northwest Arabia, has launched a new, inclusive heritage conservation campaign...

Art and wine: In the garden of gains - Vimarsana News

Art and wine: In the garden of gains

The secondary markets for art and wine have grown in tandem. But have they lost their innocence, asks Roger Morris.