CLEAN : Afghan resistance artist says Taliban 'will die, not art'

The transcript discusses the impact of the Taliban on artists in Afghanistan, highlighting the loss of art as a vital part of life for many artists. It explores the Taliban's negative view on art, which they see as a threat to their control, and contrasts this with the resilience of art and artists who continue to find ways to express themselves despite the challenges. The discussion emphasizes the importance of art in promoting peace, tolerance, and critical thinking, and suggests that the Taliban's attempts to suppress art may be futile due to the global accessibility of art through the internet.

What challenges do artists face in Afghanistan under Taliban rule?

What role does access to the internet play in the lives of Afghan artists?

How does the speaker perceive the future of art in Afghanistan?