AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPlural Society: Selangor’s Sultan Sharafuddin condemned the misuse of race and religion in politics and called for accountability in managing funds entrusted for religious purposes, stressing the value of Malaysia’s diverse communities. West Bank: Israeli rights group B’Tselem warned that plans to displace Hebron residents and demolish homes mark a dangerous escalation, urging international action. Cultural Exchange: A Filipino festival in Qatar brought together traditional dance, music, food and visual arts, celebrating heritage and Filipino-Qatari ties. Public Art: Salt Lake City unveiled Gordon Huether’s “Crossroads to the World,” a suspended installation of about 2,500 colorful acrylic planes, completing the airport’s 12-year art program. Living Traditions: A century after Paris’s 1925 decorative arts exhibition, interest in art deco is surging again, with its geometric forms still shaping design today. New Classical Voices: Eighteen-year-old Juilliard musician Nikka Gershman’s Music Society of the Future is reworking classical pieces while creating performance opportunities for young artists.
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