The cotton relief covering the wall in the back part of the gallery might at first look like an anti-form work of the»60s, but it takes on a different meaning through the title Bamiyan - Apparat, which alludes to the valley in Afghanistan where the Taliban
destroyed ancient statues of the Buddha.
Not exact matches
The Afghan Taliban
destroyed all representational art they could get their hands on, including two
ancient rock - cut Buddha
statues, because they sincerely believed Islam required it.
Who
destroyed ancient Buddist
statues in Afghanistan?
The Taliban then
destroyed the
ancient Buddha
Statues in Bamiyan, despite consistent appeals by the whole world, including Pakistan, where the Afghan madrassas had generated considerable manpower support for the Taliban movement in the beginning.