Articles

Conservation as a Principle of Minimal Intervention

Azra Becirevic Sarenkapa studied textiles at the Textile-Technological Faculty in Zagreb, Croatia and finished her Master of conservation at Durham University in the UK. Currently, she is working as the Senior Conservator at the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I had the pleasure of sitting down with her and discussing her 17-year-long contribution to many museums in Bosnia and the region.

Winners of the 2016 Aga Khan Award for Architecture

The winners of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture have been announced earlier this month in a ceremony in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi. His Excellency Awaidha Murshed Al Marar, Chairman of the Department of Municipal Affairs and Transport of the United Arab Emirates announced that the venue for the winners' ceremony will be the Al Jahili fort in Al Ain.

The Divine is in the Detail

"You can only achieve beauty when you experience the lengthy time and process as soothing, peaceful and spiritual and not as laborious. Repetition is also a critical aspect of how I make my work. Because it helps in the act of meditation, it is a necessary part of the process. For me, that is everything - ”the act of making." (Aisha Khalid)