AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCultural Exchange: Dunhuang’s ninth Silk Road expo has drawn more than 1,000 participants from over 50 countries for exhibitions, performances and discussions on heritage and dialogue between civilizations. Living Heritage: UNESCO advisers have recommended Japan’s shodo calligraphy for the Intangible Cultural Heritage list, with a final decision expected in December. Arts & Nature: Casa Romantica in California brings together botanical books, illuminated manuscripts and pastel landscapes in exhibitions running through Nov. 15. Community: Perth’s PRIDEFEST returns with more than 90 events celebrating LGBTQIA+ identity and inclusion; meanwhile, UK LGBTQ+ charities warn that funding is falling as demand grows. Screen: Channel 4 says Married at First Sight UK will not return; an external review found its welfare protocols thorough, while serious allegations remain with authorities. Tradition: A centuries-old festival in Tamil Nadu’s Madurai district has brought residents of seven villages together for rituals and celebrations.
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