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.
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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.
The recipient of an honor during the São Paulo International Film Festival, the filmmaker told ANBA about his latest movie, his creative process, his beginnings, and the Palestinian cause.
Group with seven Brazilian literature professionals participated in the program prior to the emirate book fair. They were in debates about the sector and B2Bs. Contemporary and children’s literature stirred some interest.
Arabic Language Month in Brazil featured activities designed to raise awareness of the language in the country, in an initiative from the King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz International Center for Arabic Language. The closing ceremony was held this Thursday.
Brazilian artist Jonathas de Andrade was part of an art residency in Jordan in 2013. The work created there is exhibited in Sesc_Videobrasil Contemporary Art Biennial in São Paulo.
Tunisian filmmaker Lofti Achour is in São Paulo to promote his first feature film ‘Burning Hope’ and participate in a debate at the Arab World Film Festival at Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil.
Movies from Palestine, Egypt, Qatar, Morocco, Lebanon, Syria, Tunisia and Algeria are part of the International Film Festival to run from October 17 to 30. Palestinian director Elia Suleiman will be awarded.
