An exhibit highlighting Muslim calligraphy art featured the works of National Artist Abdulmari Imao, Davao artist Kublai Millan, and Persian calligraphy artist Tandis Taghavi during the recent Eid’l Fitr celebrations at S Maison at Conrad Manila. Mallgoers had a rare glimpse of Expressions of Muslim Culture during the exhibit showing how art can unify all nations, all faiths and all generations. He also created the giant durian monument at the Davao International Airport, as well as the giant eagle and Bagobo children at Davao City People’s Park. On the other hand, Taghavi’s strokes and techniques give audiences a glimpse of her country’s craftsmanship, ingenuity and cultural history. A holder of an extra excellent diploma in the Nastaaligh style in Persian calligraphy, her artworks also show that Persian calligraphy is one of the most revered arts in the Middle East.

Source: Manila Times July 13, 2017 15:00 UTC