Three researchers of the National Museum are part of the team that studied the fossil of a pterosaur – the first group of vertebrates to develop active flight.
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Eleven movies will be on show from December 9 to 16 at Zawya Cinema, including ‘Invisible Life’ and ‘Loveling.’
The 3rd edition of the Cultural Asytlums Fair at SESC Vila Mariana will run on December 14 and 15 and feature Syrian makeup, henna and Arab dance and other activities with refugees in Brazil.
Photographs, paintings and collection items will be on display from Friday (6) until Sunday (8) at the São Paulo park’s library.
The event kicks off on Friday morning with an exhibit at the Villa Lobos Park Library in São Paulo. A ceremony on Thursday evening saw artists, diplomats and authorities flock to the Chamber headquarters.
Refugees will teach makeup, calligraphy and Arab dance in free classes at SESC Avenida Paulista.
December 5 to 9 will see the Embassy of Kuwait in Brasília and the Arab Brazilian Chamber host a photo exhibit and music and dance performances, as well as other free activities.
A classical Arabic crash course for beginners and a conversation course will have three groups each, and enrollments are open for January 2020.
Brazil Arab Institute of Innovation and Events superintendent Ali El Khatib promoted Arab history and tradition during the International Coffee Week.
Artists from different backgrounds and musical genres will perform from December 5 to 19, in the sidelines of the 24th Arabian Gulf Cup Qatar 2019 and the FIFA Club World Cup Qatar 2019.
The organization’s Cultural director Silvia Antibas will go over a project for digitization of immigration history being rolled out in partnership with a university in Lebanon.
Born in a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, the artist is now in Sergipe and will participate in events in São Paulo starting next Monday (18).
Egyptian artist and businessman Essam Elbattal established in Canela, Serra Gaúcha, a museum with a pharaonic setting of Ancient Egypt. Venue features an internal pyramid with sarcophagus and hieroglyphs. Visitors may dress up in tunics, wigs and turbans.
Exhibition ‘Arab Coffee, A symbol of generosity’ will open on November 28 featuring pieces from Dubai’s museum.
