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Qatari art tackles stereotypes in Berlin

We now take you to Berlin, where the largest ever exhibition featuring contemporary Qatari art is on display. The collection reflects the country's rapid transformation into a hub for both art and culture. But as Zeynep Gokce tells us, it's also challenging long-held stereotypes about Arab society and art from the Middle East.

December 20, 2017