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Queens of Rage
By Zainab Saad | Junior Editor of Local Arts & Culture
Women’s anger is pervasive, as pervasive as our oppression, but it frequently lurks underground. Visual perception is what redefines best the terms of rage from a woman’s perspective, and what better way to visualize it than through art?
Along the Bus Stops of Jordan
Lara Alhasannieh | Staff Writer
The art of ceramics connecting two different countries with distinct cultures. The stories drawn on clay in Jordan tell us all about a country of beauty and stolen dreams.
Lebanese Art History Decentered and Reworked
By Linda Ajam | Staff Writer
Whenever the subject of Lebanese art history pops up, what first springs to mind (and you might relate) is the mystical illustrations of Gibran Khalil Gibran, the brightly-colored religious iconography that adorns our churches, and the idyllic landscape paintings of green terraces dotted with the archetypal Lebanese houses with red-tiled roofs and latticed windows.
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