Thursday, May 2, 2024

Between a Brush and its Canvas: The Perspective of an Arab Art’s Connoisseur, Collector...

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By Bissane El Sayed “I established Barjeel as an extension of storytelling, storytelling from the Arab world … But rather than just words or politics,...

The Fusion of Business and Art: The Journey of a Young Self-taught Artist

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by Dina Helmy Authentic, expressive and bold are styles that would describe Rahma Zuhair’s aesthetic. Her distinctive choice of necklaces serves as a noticeable aspect...

From the Stage to the Classroom: The Multifaceted Journey of Gregory VanderPyl

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By Tala Zoubi “I was learning the New York life of a freelancer, of an artist, a bohemian,” said Gregory VanderPyl when describing his move...

The Keys to Tranquillity: How One Student Found Peace in Music

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By Muhammad Hashid Jaffar, Dennis Ningthoujam had long grappled with anxiety, a constant companion that left him feeling overwhelmed and filled with dread as if...

Professor Samara Talks Environment, Sustainability

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By Shaikha Almaazmi Dr. Fatin Samara talked to me about the sustainability of the present and the environmental risks of the future. Dr. Samara has...

Professor Ahmed Ali Reveals Faifaa Mountain’s Secret Language

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By Hoor Ibrahim Professor Ahmed Ali is the Head of the Department of Arabic and Translation Studies at the American University of Sharjah. With a...

Making Art and Not Content: From Digital to Traditional Art

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By Dina Helmy Rahma Zuhair is a young freelance self-taught artist and illustrator. She started her art journey when she was 14. She is an...

Tales of Tranquility

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By Malika Kaloo In the quiet corners of Kashmir, where the echoes of a bygone era linger like whispers in the wind, there lies a...

The Man with the Miniature Garment

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By Hala Nasar “I almost don’t think of him as a mortal. He was a magician…and I think he lives like that in my head.” With...

More than Just Bricks and Beams

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By Shaikha Alshamsi In the collective memoir of Amel’s family, only one character emerged as the silent, enduring protagonist – the house. It stood with stoic...

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