Hermano Telles Ribeiro will participate in a live stream hosted by Gepom, directly from Beirut. The online event will occur this Saturday (21) at 3:00 pm BRT, 9:00 pm EEST.
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The Brazilian Muslim artist produces watercolor paintings using gold leaves, crystals, and a myriad of colors. From São Bernardo do Campo, she has already sent her works inspired by the Quran, Arabic calligraphy, and Persian rugs to several Brazilian states and other countries.
Children’s books by two Brazilian expatriates will be published in the UAE. The launches will take place in two fairs, one in Sharjah and another in Abu Dhabi.
The stone statuette depicting the face of the ancient goddess of love and war was found in the southern Gaza Strip, archaeological authorities announced Monday (25).
The Brazilian artist has works spread across five continents, including countries like the United Arab Emirates, and has been invited to produce in Saudi Arabia. In addition to wall paintings, his canvases are on display at the Eden Gallery in Dubai.
Winners of the cultural contest on the Brazilian Portuguese language were welcomed by ambassador Antonio Patriota for the evening meal that breaks the daily Ramadan fast on Thursday (21).
“The Tumour” was written by Ibrahim Al-Koni, who was born and raised in the desert of the Tuareg people in Libya. The book is on pre-sale until April 25.
In partnership with the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture, the streaming service will offer a grant to five women from countries like Lebanon, Tunisia and Morocco.
Rio-Tanger is a project by photographer Paulo Fabre that draws parallels between pictures in the Moroccan city and Rio de Janeiro.
Visual artist and musician Hosam Omran spent a month in a residency in a farm in the countryside of Rio de Janeiro at the end of last year and a month in Boiçucanga, on the coast of São Paulo state. He will return to Jordan this week.
Written by Lebanese author Amin Maalouf, the book revolves around a lost manuscript by the poet Omar Khayyám and takes the reader through the Silk Road across centuries and continents. Publishing house Tabla is launching it in Brazilian Portuguese featuring translation by Marília Scalzo.
Najla Said was invited by the Middle East Study and Research Group (GEPOM) to talk about the life and work of Edward Said, the Palestinian intellectual who died in 2003. The event is free.
Researcher and Arabic translator Mamede Jarouche launched collection of centuries-old Arab tales with publishing house Globinho.
Leandro Alexandre, Thiago Gomes and Ramon Santana joined an AIESEC interchange program earlier this year. They shared their experiences with ANBA.
