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Arabic Calligraphy: UNESCO Celebrates the Art of the Written Word
Culture5 min readPEN Staff

Arabic Calligraphy: UNESCO Celebrates the Art of the Written Word

UNESCO has launched a global exhibition celebrating Arabic calligraphy as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.

UNESCO has launched a major global exhibition celebrating Arabic calligraphy, one of the world's most revered art forms. The exhibition, held simultaneously in Paris, Dubai, and Wellington, showcases works spanning 14 centuries.

Master calligraphers from across the Arab world are participating, alongside digital artists who are reimagining traditional scripts through AI and augmented reality.

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