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Yasmina Andary

An Unromantic Spectacle into the 1960’s Lebanese Cinema Scene

In my research for this piece, I was faced with a crippling dilemma. Coming into it, I was simply consumed...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Esteemed artist Laure Ghorayeb dies at 92

Laure Ghorayeb, renowned artist, poet and art critic, died on Wednesday, February 8th at the age of 92. Ghorayeb was...
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Marwan Issa

Beit Waraq – A Journey Towards a New Artistic Discourse

Beit Waraq is a project initiated in 2012 by Waraq, a non-profit organization that supports graphic art practices through “education, research, production, and publishing”.  The space, which fits the definition of a community space, is based in a residential neighborhood in Ras el Nabeh and is dedicated to the promotion...
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Satia El-Alam

Fearing the Roast: the threat of coffee shops in Lebanon and the Middle East

As social animals, we find solace and pleasure in human interaction. We seek means to gather, and one of the...
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Jinan Nabaa

Arab Theater: A Message of Steadfastness in the Face of Crises and Wars

Arab countries, including Lebanon, have been suffering from a series of successive and multifaceted crises over the past years. These...
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Nader Durgham

MC Distribution and Metropolis launch Lebanese Film Week

Local filmmakers will be showcasing their work throughout this week at the Lebanese Film Week, organized by MC distribution and Metropolis Cinema. The event aims at showcasing and promoting Lebanese films made in the past three years.  It will take place in two different venues, VOX Cinemas at Beirut City...
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وائل قيس

On The Stereotypical Image of Women in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Marvel Studios, along with President Kevin Feige, are working on bringing more female comic book characters into the Marvel Cinematic...
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عامر شيباني

The Craftsmanship of Laurel Soap: A Success Story from Aleppo and Beirut to the World

“There is not a house in Aleppo that does not use laurel soap and that does not have local za’atar.”...
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Jinan Nabaa

On the importance of media literacy

The number of internet users in Lebanon reached 6.01 million at the end of January of this year, which roughly equates 89.3 percent of the country’s total population, as per a new 2022 report by Data Reportal on the usage of internet and social media platforms in Lebanon. According to...
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TK Maloy

Roni Helou 2.0: Lebanese designer considers the future

Roni Helou, one of Lebanon’s top young fashion designers, has in the five years since launching his signature designs ascended rapidly...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Alfa VS Touch: Citizens Are The Losers

The start of July marked the rise of the telecoms prices of “Alfa” and “Touch,” at a time when private...
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وائل قيس

Philosophical and conceptual approaches to body and language in Syrian art since 2011

During the past two weeks, the Ettijahat Foundation for Independent Culture held two discussions on the book Destructiveness as Visual Art: Philosophical Analysis of Contemporary Syrian Art by Guillaume de Vaulx and Nibras Chehayed.  The sessions also featured a discussion on the two books, Words of Flesh and Blood and...
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