Qawwali originated in the Indian subcontinent, which historically includes the present-day countries of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Qawwali has deep roots in the regions that are now part of Pakistan and North India, particularly with the influence of Sufi saints such as Amir Khusrow in the 13th century. Today, it is an integral part of the cultural and spiritual heritage of Pakistan and continues to be celebrated and performed widely.

Bradley Museum • August 1 - September 15

Highlighting International Artist Ailin Mirlashari

RVBLV; pronounced roh-blay, defined as ‘rain main’ or ‘rain bearer’ in Somali

Filling the gap between art and neighbourhoods

An Ode to Weston

Art in city spaces