The Moroccan-born, French-based Abdellah Taïa is one of the guests for the International Book Biennial taking place in Fortaleza next August.
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‘Amal and the most important trip in her life’ was written by Carolina Montenegro of Brazil. On April 30, the Poços de Caldas Literary Festival will feature storytelling and a lecture from illustrator Renato Moriconi.
Book ‘From the Diaspora to the Homeland’ got released at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair this Friday, featuring texts by 12 authors from Brazil.
Contemporary Arab photography show runs in Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo.
The event running through June 10 comprises three exhibits and over 80 artists from around the world.
Syria’s Art History doctorate holder Ayman Esmandar is giving an overview of the country’s history during the 2nd International Meeting on Language in the Ancient World next June in Porto Alegre, Brazil. He’ll also discuss the Phoenicians.
Initiative from the project Creative Displacement will feature a Syrian and a Palestinian telling and mediating Arab stories, some of them from books donated by the Emirate of Sharjah.
Archaeologist Moacir Elias dos Santos took two groups of people to the Arab country last January. The results were great and he’s planning another excursion in October.
Michel Zoghzoghi’s ‘Pantanal, Land of the Jaguar’ will run from April 25 to May 15 at the Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center. Admission is free.
Ethno Brazil will award 13-day artist residencies to musicians age 18 to 30 in São Paulo, Brazil. An Algerian woman joined the program’s 2018 edition. Registrations are open through May 10.
Created by two Jordanians and with a full female Arab cast and crew, the original series ‘Al Rawabi School for Girls’ will be a high school drama.
Units of the Social Service of Commerce throughout the state of São Paulo will host screenings of movies made in several countries, including ‘Yara,’ which is set in Lebanon with directing from the French-Iraqi Abbas Fahdel.
Publisher Zahle is releasing Marta Tajra’s ‘Brimos – A História da Imigração Árabe para o Brasil,’ de Marta Tajra, no in São Paulo’s Syrian Sports Club on Saturday.
The Brazilian saxophonist played a sold-out concert on Wednesday at Yarmouk Cultural Center.
