Exhibition ‘Love letter from Brazil to Iraq’ will feature pictures taken by photographers from both countries to convey messages of peace and love. The show will run from May 12th to June 12th in São Paulo.
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Artwork by two Arab artists will be on show at the 32nd São Paulo Art Biennial, opening in September. The exhibition will showcase work by artists from 33 countries.
A conversation cycle will be hosted by Icarabe in São Paulo from May to July. Featured speakers include the historian Plinio Freire and the Arabic Language and Literature professor Safa Jubran.
Next Saturday at São Paulo’s Syrian Sports Club, Romeu Abílio will launch ‘Memórias minurcas,’ about Arab immigration to the city of Guaxupé, Minas Gerais. He will also deliver a lecture.
Photo exhibition showcases the daily lives of eight refugee women in Brazil. The show with photos by Victor Moriyama will open on May 1.
The first exhibition in the Arab country of the renowned Brazilian photographer will be in Jeddah. The show will open Wednesday (27) with the presence of the artist.
The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center’s Oficina da Palavra project encourages literary production in Portuguese among the Lebanese people. The lessons are for advanced students.
The Paraty International Literary Festival will welcome Aboud Saeed, the author of the book ‘The smartest guy on Facebook,’ set for release in Brazil during the event.
On the 25th in São Paulo, USP professor Mamede Jarouche will go over travel stories by Hanna Diab, the Syrian who told some of the best-known tales in the Book of One Thousand and One Nights.
Artists from around the world can sign up to take part in the ‘Visa for Music’ festival, which gathers the music industry and is an opportunity to launch the careers of these musicians.
Sesc Santo Amaro will promote three activities in April focused on the Arab presence. The program starts Sunday (10) with a concert and includes a debate with refugees and a theater play.
The Image Festival Amman has three exhibitions with Brazilians artists. The largest opens this Tuesday (5) with 12 photographers. Ivana Panizzi’s solo exhibit opens April 23. An outdoor exhibition is also scheduled.
Residents of the Mazagão Velho district, Amapá, went to Morocco last week to shoot scenes for a movie that will tell the story of their community. The place was settled by people coming from the current city of El Jadida.
‘The Arab World: Civilization and Diversity’ takes place from April 8 to May 6 in the federal capital. Pictures, paintings, art objects, dresses and other items from 16 countries of the Middle East and North Africa will be on display.
