Culture/Art
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There’s a Kebab in My Tapestry!
By ANDREW FINKEL ISTANBUL — In 1990, the year that globalization shifted into high gear and McDonald’s opened an outlet in Moscow, a paper delivered […]
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Istanbul Adventures V: A Pantomime in Istanbul
in Culture/ArtBy Kat Russell November 2nd, 2011 Janset Karavin is a pantomime performer who performs on the streets in Istanbul. She also teaches pantomime lessons, writes […]
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NYPD spies on Muslims community
The New York Police Department (NYPD) closely monitors Muslims who change their names to sound more American, and Muslims who take on Arabic names. “The […]
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Levantine businessman boasts world’s most extensive Ottoman postcard collection
in Culture/Art30 October 2011, Sunday / FATİH VURAL , İSTANBUL Orlando Carlo Calumeno When we suggested coming by his home to view his collection in greater […]
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New York’s Metropolitan Museum names two galleries after Koç family
New York’s prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art named two of its 15 renovated galleries in its Islamic Art section after Turkey’s Koç family, the owners […]
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Pilgrims from the Eastern Diocese take part in Consecration in Dikranakert
in Culture/ArtOctober 24, 2011 — Last week Archbishop Khajag Barsamian, Primate of the Diocese of the Armenian Church of America (Eastern), led a group of Diocesan […]
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There’s a Kebab in My Tapestry!
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Istanbul Adventures V: A Pantomime in Istanbul
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NYPD spies on Muslims community
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Levantine businessman boasts world’s most extensive Ottoman postcard collection
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New York’s Metropolitan Museum names two galleries after Koç family
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Pilgrims from the Eastern Diocese take part in Consecration in Dikranakert