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Other Reactions To Islamic Art

UPF's Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World is a stunning achievement in documentary film making. It opens a window onto a sight of Islam so often neglected in the west. The aesthetic, beauty, and culture offer an opening for us all to start a dialogue on the values that we share and hold in common.

Karen Armstrong Award-Winning Author of Religion

[Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World] will open the eyes and the imagination of American Muslims, reminding us all of our rich artistic heritage. I highly recommend that all American Muslims watch this documentary and share it with their neighbors!

Imam Mohamed Magid President, Islamic Society of North

[Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World] brings masterpieces of Islamic civilizations up close. Few documentaries parallel Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World as a means to gain insight into Muslims and their heritage.

Common Ground News Service

[Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World ] does not attempt to cover the entire history or geography of Islamic art. There's a thematic approach instead, with sections devoted to a single broad topic: The Word, Space, Ornament, Color, Water. Art discussed in one section turns up in another, giving the film a cohesive sweep.

The Baltimore Sun

The greatest and most memorable contributions civilizations make arise from outpourings of creativity and intelligence, not war and politics. [Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World]

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

[Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World] is clearly an exercise in understanding and the bringing together of cultures that often fail to realize how closely linked they really are. Beautifully narrated by actress Susan Sarandon, the film features passionate and informative commentary by many in the field and absolutely stunning filmography.

Muslimas Oasis

Islam generates art, not war.[Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World]

Houston Chronicle