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Salaam: Urban Voices

Saturday 29 November, 11am - 4pm

This year's Salaam Islamic Arts Festival will present a collaboration of White, Asian and African Caribbean artists performing in spoken word, rap, comedy and slam poetry to comment on issues of race, society, popular culture and religion, representing the colourful and diverse urban voices of  today's multi-cultural Britain.


 

 

  Arts and Islam USA Tour - New York Mural Documentary

  

NEW FAITH AND ART RESEARCH PAPERS ARE NOW ONLINE DECEMBER 2007

Over the coming weeks Faith and the Arts will be publishing a series of new research papers and essays exploring the relationship between the Faith and Art.

To be kept updated when new content is published sign up to our FREE MAILING LIST using the control on the left.

Sobhag Shah and Dr Atuk K Shah have been commissioned to write two essays exploring the arts and cultural heritage within the Jain faith both from a visual and performing arts perspective. To access their research visit our Jain section and click on the research papers link.

Brig Duggal and Anuradha Sharma have been commissioned to write two research papers exploring the relationship between Hinduism and the Arts. To access their research visit the Hinduism section and click on the research papers link.

In addition to the newly commissioned research and essays we have comprehensive research papers on the following religions; Bahai, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism.

Coming Soon in October 2007

Dr Diana Harris will be exploring Music Education within Muslim communities as well as exploring the opportunities available for Muslim women to engage more proactively in drama and theatre.

Muiz Anwar an emerging British Muslim Calligraphy artist will be exploring the history and heritage of Islamic calligraphy.

FAITH AND THE ARTS TESTIMONIALS 

"For the different approaches to the arts taken by religions, this is a gem of a site, particularly valuable for its clear and concise outlines of each religion" Samela HarrisNews.com.au

"What a fantastic site! about time! As a Christian working in the arts - there is so much confusion over faith and arts! Well Done" Suzanne Lofthus - Producer, Cutting Edge Theatre, Edinburgh

"I've just visited the new website - what a vivid and dynamic restyle" Reverend John Breardon - St Georges College

WRITE FOR FAITH AND THE ARTS

We are currently looking for new content to feature on the website including faith and the arts related research papers, case studies, feature articles and event listings. We are also looking to showcase artists working within a faith context as well as showcasing the best in faith related visual arts. If you would like your work to be featured on the site please contact us at info@faithandthearts.com

Faith and the Arts currently covers the following religions, Bahai, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Jain, Judaism, Islam, Rastafari, Sikhism. If you would like any other religion covered please get in touch. 

SUCCESSFUL ARTS AND ISLAM TOUR COMPLETED

Visit http://www.artsandislam.com to read the tour blog, view exclusive photos from the trip and access the press coverage.




 


 

 

 

 

·         Bringing Muslim women music makers from around the world together to form a network – to support, discuss and debate issues affecting them.

·         To build an online resource of these singers/musicians that can be accessed internationally by audiences, press, agents etc.

·         To make these artists available as role models for emerging artists and use this resource to raise aspirations in Muslim communities when it comes to expressing creativity, identity and intercultural dialogue. 

·         To bring these artists together under a banner to push for space at mainstream festivals and events, radio play, profile etc.

·         To develop an audience development strategy so women only events can be supported – e.g. through partnership with an online radio station so world audiences can access this music.

If you would like to know more about the project or would like to get involved please fill in our short questionnaire by CLICKING HERE


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