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Manal Ataya

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Manal Ataya is an adviser to the Sharjah Museums Authority

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Samia Halaby in her studio in front of her work. Even in her eighties the artist continues to experiment with technique. Courtesy Samia Halaby
Entrepreneurs and artists have this in common

How do so many successful business people have such great art collections?

CommentNovember 16, 2020
Manal Ataya
'The Distant Gaze: Return of A Departure' (2017) by Aida Muluneh, who will have an exhibition at The Africa Institute as part of the research centre's inaugural cultural season. Courtesy of Aida Mulunehand The Africa Institute
Our museums have a big role to play in fighting racism

A walk through historical archives is an opportunity to ask questions about centuries of power and privilege

CommentNovember 16, 2020
Manal Ataya
Parents can help instil values of tolerance and acceptance in their chilren at a young age. Antonie Robertson / The National
By teaching children tolerance, we shield them from learning hatred

Learning about tolerance prepares younger generations for a life of kindness and service to others

CommentNovember 16, 2020
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