CULTURE
They discussed topics to do with Jazz,Culture, USA, Palestine, Israel and Jewish identity
The campaign will be accompanied by a series of activities including holding symposiums and lectures
“Palestine: Waiting by Lazarus’ Tomb” offers a poetry and prose review of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict
The cultural infrastructure comprises 214 cultural centers, 400 cultural committees, 18 music institutes
Future Movements draws inspiration from the city of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) and its changing urban structure
Fathi’s new works balance colour and layers of text in an exploration of an illegible calligraphic language
Gosaibi is an author of numerous novels and non-fiction works, in addition to his poetry
Arab Media Watch is an organisation that strives for objective British coverage of Arab issues
"Elektra" is all the more chilling and frightening if much of the horror remains unseen
From 15–25 September visitors will be able to experience about 275 events, featuring 250 writers and artists
LA Shorts Fest honors those individuals who have achieved excellence in short films
World culture body UNESCO adds 15 sites to its top heritage list this weekend
DIFF is partnering with Cairo Festival through a collaboration of co-production markets of the two festivals
ADACH signs an agreement with the representative of the heirs of the UAE poet Ahmad bin Ali Al Kindi
By Iman Zayat
The Darwish … Darwish show was meant to establish a dialogue between songs of Sayyed and poems of Mahmoud
ADACH arranges a lecture on ‘Earthen Buildings, History and Future Perspectives’
Group of amateur actors perform short sketches inspired by Eve Ensler's "The Vagina Monologues"
The event will gives Tunisian students the chance to practice English and communicate in a more efficient way
In addition to Egypt other countries that participated were Jordan, Bahrain, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia
The MoU provides for a number of joint programmes, activities and projects
American conductor Marin Alsop, who led two performances on Saturday and Sunday, was a firm believer
French architect Jean Nouvel brings a vivid splash of red to London's Serpentine Gallery
The presentation of Hobb Story: Instructions for Arab Love is supported by the British Council
Abu Zeid, 67, died at Sheikh Zayed hospital where he was being treated for a month after falling ill
LAAF opens with a weekend of activities spanning the visual arts, literature, dance, film, food and music
The bones of Renaissance master Caravaggio go on public display for the first time on Sunday
Shakespeare's Globe theater stages the play which burned the original house down during the Bard's lifetime
UAE is playing an active role in the events of the next session of Morocco's Asilah Arts Festival
UAE Pavilion at 2009 Venice Biennale has done much more than celebrate the emergence of UAE on the cultural stage
Saramago courted controversy through his long career, his works often harshly critical of Portuguese history
The workshop was the starting block in a long-term programme for capacity building in technical theatre
'Beirut 39: New Writing from the Arab World' is an anthology featuring 39 of
the most interesting young Arab writers
Art Sawa showcases the first solo exhibition in the UAE of the talented Egyptian artist Wael Darwesh
The Poetry Academy publishes the first of Nayef Saqr’s poetic works, entitled “My Heart Kneeled”
The 10th international literature festival Berlin will take place from the 15th to the 25th of September
Green Art Gallery announces the opening of “Connecting Heavens”, a group exhibition
Jean Hugo from Wales said her family found a box of antiquities under her father's bed
UAE continues to endorse its position as an international cultural hub under a newly appointed curator
Third Line presents works by Mahmoud Bakhshi, Shahab Foutouhi, Arash Hanaie, Mamali Shafahi, Vahid Sharifian
The habitat and the society are both subjects to an accumulation factor, forming a certain mass
By Kourosh Ziabari
Omar Khayyam constitutes an inseparable part of Iran's impressive history of literature and science
By Ramzy Baroud
A compelling writer and a meticulous researcher, Tripathi’s work is both gripping and comprehensive
LAAF bursts with activities spanning the visual arts, literature, dance, film, food and music
Hassan Hajjaj pays tribute to the biker culture of the young women of Marrakesh – the ’Kesh Angels
Iran's film-makers take centre stage in Cannes as Abbas Kiarostami presents his latest work
Letters relating to Ireland's Great Famine years have been bought by an archive in the country
The students learn Hebrew language, grammar, literature and the songs of the Hebrew bible
This powerful and provocative work is broadly divided into five main sections of critique
"Zayed and the Dream" continues to be shown outside the UAE, following its great success in Abu Dhabi
"Parrot and Olivier in America" is a fictional re-imagining of Tocqueville's journey to US in the early 1800s
By Gilad Atzmon
Israel is indeed locked in exactly the same vicious circle as its imaginary forefathers
Kalima has published Penelope Tuson's book "Playing the Game: Western Women in Arabia"
The Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival (LAAF) receives the Arab British Culture & Society Award 2010
By Tom Engelhardt
She said, “Sorry, I’m dead. No clues.” She drew her index finger across her throat
“In the Heart of the Medina” is the title of the second report, which gives attention to the Medina of Tunis
The exhibition will open today at 7pm at the national theatre and last to 12 May 2010
El Rawas had participated in more than 40 international art biennales and claimed several prizes
By Iman Zayat
He was the Mufti of the Republic and the Dean of Ezzaytouna Faculty of Theology and Religious Sciences
Liao Yiwu is one of the authors whose works are not published in China despite international success
By Iman Zayat
The 28th edition will be hosting over one thousand editors from about 35 countries
The competition is part of Arab's biggest poetry competition "Million's Poet" organized by ADACH
The competition is dedicated to first and second feature-length narrative and documentary films
By Iman Zayat
Throughout the years, "Jazz a Carthage” expanded its notoriety with memorable concerts, and remarkable meetings
Students in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain have been invited to work with artists from around the world
A long-unseen Frida Kahlo painting of a pre-Hispanic idol goes on sale next month at Christie's
Zahi Hawass opens an international conference on recovering ancient artefacts from abroad
The festival will open with the Emirati film, 'City of Life,' directed by filmmaker Ali Mustafa
Syria wants the private sector to move in on films, an industry in which the state has done more than its share
Eight compelling documentaries will vie for top honours in the in-competition documentary segment
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