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art
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Middle East
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In some conservative areas, representational art may be discouraged or forbidden due to religious beliefs.
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art and craft
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Middle Eastern countries
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Art and craft are often intertwined with religious and historical significance, with intricate patterns and calligraphy playing a prominent role.
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art as a career
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Middle East
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Prioritizes traditional careers such as medicine, engineering, or business over pursuing an art career.
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art creation tools
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Middle Eastern countries
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Art creation tools may include calligraphy pens, arabesque patterns, and mosaic tiles.
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art market
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Middle Eastern countries
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The art market is focused more on traditional and religious art, and its influence on the economy is not as significant as in Western countries.
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art patronage
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Middle Eastern countries
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Art patronage involves significant government support and reflects national identity and diplomacy
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artistic movements
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Middle Eastern countries
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Artistic movements often blend ancient traditions with contemporary styles, reflecting historical narratives and social commentary.
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modern art
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Middle East
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Modern art may be less appreciated and less publicly displayed compared to traditional art forms.
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modern art
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Middle East
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Modern art is sometimes viewed in the context of societal or cultural critique rather than purely individual expression.
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pacific art
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Middle East
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Pacific art may not be widely recognized or appreciated in these regions due to geographic and cultural distance.
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paintings
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Middle East
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Paintings are also displayed in homes and are considered valuable investments, often passed down through generations as family heirlooms.
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see art
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Middle East
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Islamic traditions often discourage figurative art, and visiting galleries or museums may not be a prevalent leisure activity.
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