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Exhibition "Woven Voices of Afghan Women" in Arles, the Woven Resistance of Ten Afghan Artists

Summary by LaProvence.com
An Afghan visual artist, Marmar Danish Azime found refuge in Arles three years ago. From his meeting with illustrator Manuela Capraro, was born not only a friendship but also a joint artistic project: "Woven Voices of Afghan...
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An Afghan visual artist, Marmar Danish Azime found refuge in Arles three years ago. From his meeting with illustrator Manuela Capraro, was born not only a friendship but also a joint artistic project: "Woven Voices of Afghan...

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LaProvence.com broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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