São Paulo’s Beth Abi shows 78 pictures inspired in daily life in Lebanon, the land of her grandparents. The show ‘Roots’ will run from October 10 to November 9 at the Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Centre.
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The Brazilian Lebos Chaguri should dispute the Formula 1 H2O Nations speedboat championship, in Doha and Abu Dhabi. Son of a Lebanese father, he will be on the Lebanese team.
Researcher João Baptista Vargens studied Brazil’s former emperor’s book collection on Arab countries, or in Arabic, currently at the National Library, in Rio de Janeiro. His results were published one week ago.
Productions from Jordan, Qatar, Algeria, Egypt and Iraq are being shown at an event to end on October 10, in Rio de Janeiro. Productions from other countries also cover themes in the region.
The project is part of the emirate’s financial crisis recovery plan. The new development will include 450 restaurants, shops, marinas, hotels and villas. The government expects 22 million visitors per year.
Fifa has received 4.5 million orders for tickets for the World Cup, of which 1.1 million came from buyers abroad. The orders came mostly from Argentina and the United States.
A Brazilian resident, Abdelaziz Bahsain should speak about the Arab world, its art, calligraphy, religion, clothes and customs on Tuesday (2) and Wednesday (3). Works by the artist should also be shown.
The information was supplied by the city hall in Parauapebas, in Pará. Moza Bint Nasser, the organization’s chairperson, visited a village last week and witnessed the educational service provided to Xikrin children.
Sila & Bija are characters in a children’s book about the Confederations Cup, held in the country last June. They were created by Hisham Abushakra, the Lebanese marketing manager at the Sabis University in Erbil, Iraq.
Adrianna Eu created a piece in 2008 which is now on permanent display at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, in Amman. The piece was featured in an exhibit in Rio de Janeiro.
Adrianna Eu created a piece in 2008 which is now on permanent display at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, in Amman. The piece was featured in an exhibit in Rio de Janeiro.
Adrianna Eu created a piece in 2008 which is now on permanent display at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, in Amman. The piece was featured in an exhibit in Rio de Janeiro.
Adrianna Eu created a piece in 2008 which is now on permanent display at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, in Amman. The piece was featured in an exhibit in Rio de Janeiro.
Adrianna Eu created a piece in 2008 which is now on permanent display at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, in Amman. The piece was featured in an exhibit in Rio de Janeiro.
