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Jun 03,2023 | AllThe challenge: Make 10 small clay objects in 18 minutes — one minute each for the first five pieces, two minutes for the next four and five for the last one. Ariela Kuh, a ceramic artist with a bright demeanor and a yellow apron, set a timer on her iPhone as she explained the drill to the 14 of us attending her workshop in April at the Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts in Newcastle, Maine.
Jun 03,2023 | Culture & ArtsMost Read
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South Africa has struggled to keep the lights on for more than a decade. The country’s aging coal power plants have fallen into disrepair.
May 30,2023| OpinionBy Marwan Emil Toubassi, former ambassador of Palestine to Athens
May 15 this year marked the 75th year of the Nakba. The Nakba, far from being a faded remembrance of the past, remains an ongoing travesty, an enduring state of criminality.
May 29,2023| OpinionNorwegian Film Days, organized by The Royal Film Commission and in partnership with the Royal Norwegian Embassy is set to begin on Sunday at RFC’s Outdoor Amphitheater with three free film screenings spanning throughout the week.
Jun 02,2023 | Where to GoAmidst the jubilant festivities that have swept across the Kingdom, heralding the union of HRH Crown Prince Hussein and HRH Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein, Jordan News interviewed onlookers to capture a glimpse into the collective sentiments surrounding this historic event.
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