Mali
Ancient manuscripts and historical sites in Timbuktu damaged by rebels
Published online: 21 February 2013
Rebel group in control of Timbuktu desecrates venerated tomb and seeks to obliterate thousands of ancient manuscripts
Published online: 06 June 2012
Subjectivity, unreconciled dialectics and relativism mark all the works by the art historians surveyed in this volume
Issue 246, available from the Archive
Frank Cohen and Danish adviser Nicolai Frahm launch a London gallery
Issue 246, available from the Archive
From Macedonia to Mali, the culture of the Islamic world is in an ideological and territorial struggle
Issue 245, available from the Archive
Row over whether “blood libel” painting is by Mihaly Munkacsy
Issue 245, available from the Archive
Fair and event organisers took different approaches to showing in New York
Issue 245, available from the Archive
Most of Timbuktu’s ancient manuscripts survived the coup, but their future is far from secure
Issue 244, available from the Archive
The many issues—the market, law, conservation, originality, reproduction and simulacra—bearing on the meaning of “authentic”
Issue 244, available from the Archive
There are many more collections of rare Arabic manuscripts in Mali besides those feared destroyed in Timbuktu
Issue 244, available from the Archive