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Arts & Culture · July, 2026

Stories about Arts & Culture from July, 2026

A Myanmar artist navigating statelessness and activism in France

Exiled Myanmar artists continue their struggle abroad, yet finding safety and stability is a struggle in itself

Written by Juke Carolina

2 weeks ago

Nationalistic performance versus Bushido traditions: Debates over Japanese cleanup at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Some see the cleanup action as a hypocritical performance for foreigners’ approval

Written by Jo Carter

15 July 2026

Australia’s Brewarrina fish traps may be the oldest human construction in the world

Pre-colonial aquaculture system a spectacular example of Indigenous innovation and social complexity

Written by Kevin Rennie

14 July 2026

Nepali Poet Viplob Pratik on literature, language, and a life shaped by words

‘The key thing is that writers and creative people should not run the rat race’

Written by Sangita Swechcha

11 July 2026

The gap in the archives: Preserving the history of everyday objects

‘Where the museum sees a static ‘duck-shaped kohl container’ from an unknown 19th-century workshop, I see a lineage of working-class hands’

Written by Amrit Sufi

8 July 2026

Feelings of statelessness: Watching the Cantonese opera ‘The Flower Princess’ in the UK

A solitary tree decorated with yellow ribbons stood on the stage

Written by Benson Wong

8 July 2026

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Arts & Culture · July, 2026

Stories about Arts & Culture from July, 2026

A Myanmar artist navigating statelessness and activism in France

Nationalistic performance versus Bushido traditions: Debates over Japanese cleanup at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Australia’s Brewarrina fish traps may be the oldest human construction in the world

Nepali Poet Viplob Pratik on literature, language, and a life shaped by words

The gap in the archives: Preserving the history of everyday objects

Feelings of statelessness: Watching the Cantonese opera ‘The Flower Princess’ in the UK

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