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GREATER MIDDLE EAST PHOTO: The Bearded Lady: Monira Al Qadiri

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GREATER MIDDLE EAST PHOTO. PHOTOGRAPHY FROM OR ABOUT THE GREATER MIDDLE EAST. The Bearded Lady: Monira Al Qadiri. 169; Monira Al Qadiri. The work of Senegal born Kuwaiti Monira al Qadiri. Of course, if you look more closely, key differences become apparent. For example where you might expect to see Christian white men, you instead see a bearded Muslim woman – Al Qadiri. Al Qadiri's project statement for her exhibition at Sultan Gallery. In Kuwait says,. In this series of works, this tragic cycle of narci...

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Matthew Cassel | yawmeya(r)t

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ART IN IRAQ TODAY. In these select images Cassel takes you with him to the streets to witness some of the protests, clashes, aftermath and moments of grace. They cover a range of incidences and settings, including: Balata Refugee Camp; 2007 Nahr El-Bared battle between Lebanese army and extremists from Fateh el Islam; 2008 Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip; Maqatam Zabaleen and the Recent Egyptian Revolution. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Art of Mid East.

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Ramzi Haidar | yawmeya(r)t

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ART IN IRAQ TODAY. April 13 is one of the days used to mark the start of the Lebanese Civil War in 1975, which ended in 1990 with lives lost, bodies injured permanently, families displaced and a country overturned. Haidar, a cunning photojournalist at the frontline of many of this regions conflicts, captures moments of collectivity, mischief and resilience that strongly defined and defied these years. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Join 59 other followers.

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Paintings | yawmeya(r)t

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ART IN IRAQ TODAY. The listed artists offer a wide array of vibrant, subversive and well crafted paintings reflecting on their individual experiences, the middle east region and concerns of our times. Kerbaj, love beirut hater beirut. Athier, these are my feet. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Photography | yawmeya(r)t

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ART IN IRAQ TODAY. Every picture tells a story, bringing us up close with new characters, landscapes and split seconds in time. These brave photojournalists and talented artists do just that. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.

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Youssef Nabil | yawmeya(r)t

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ART IN IRAQ TODAY. Nabil’s work is distinguished by the nostalgic effect he creates with hand-colored silver gelatin pictures; reminiscent of the aesthetic characteristic of olf film stock and technicolor. He works with a variety of subjects and has often returned to Egypt to work with famous film stars, singers and writers, capturing their portaits, as a way to immortalize his favorites. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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Talking About Bahrain: December 2011

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Musings of an English girl who grew up in Bahrain and returned to England 24 years later. Saturday, 24 December 2011. Switched from Blogger to Wordpress. Hello everyone. So I've switched over from Blogger to Wordpress. My new blog can be found at: www.menamuse.wordpress.com. I look forward to seeing you all there. Links to this post. Thursday, 15 December 2011. A Sand Story by Kseniya Simonova. At this year's Bahrain Boatshow International. To create a 'sand story' about Bahrain's fascinating history.

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PARTNERS | Museland Festival

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LOCAL BANDS TO BE FEATURED IN UPCOMING COMPILATION ALBUM. MANAMA: Local bands will have their original music featured in the latest installment of the popular MuseLand compilation album series, with the fourth edition slotted for a release this summer. DEBUT MUSELAND FESTIVAL DRAWS BIG CROWDS. MANAMA: The first edition of MuseLand Festival was attended by an impressive crowds of well over 700 people at Coral Bay, to enjoy a long-day of live music from Bahrain …. MUSELAND FESTIVAL TICKETS ON SALE!

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GREATER MIDDLE EAST PHOTO: STERN, D la Repubblica and a Holiday

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GREATER MIDDLE EAST PHOTO. PHOTOGRAPHY FROM OR ABOUT THE GREATER MIDDLE EAST. STERN, D la Repubblica and a Holiday. By now you have noticed GMEP has taken a summer holiday. It is not all rest though - we are working to relaunch a new and improved GMEP later this month. While we have been away from writing though, we have been getting some nice attention from the super giant and super stylish Italian magazine D la Repubblica. Who featured us (page 170) along with a photo by Omani photographer Nadia Alamri.

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GREATER MIDDLE EAST PHOTO: Antoin Sevruguin and the Qajar Dynasty

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GREATER MIDDLE EAST PHOTO. PHOTOGRAPHY FROM OR ABOUT THE GREATER MIDDLE EAST. Antoin Sevruguin and the Qajar Dynasty. Antoin Sevruguin was a photographer in Iran during the Qajar Dynasty. Many contemporary Middle East photography fans will be familiar with this 1795 - 1925 dynasty through Shadi Ghadirian's reference of the period in her Qajar series which GMEP wrote about HERE. The images shown here ( via Iran.com. And the National Museum of Ethnology. For more images see HERE. View my complete profile.