An Article by D. M. (781 words, 4 min. read)
Joe Kodeih is more than a playwright—he is an explorer of human emotions, an architect of contradictions, and a fearless storyteller. His latest book, Les Quatre Raisons, published by Éditions Saër Al Mashrek, brings together four of his previously performed plays, offering a rare opportunity…
An Article by J. J. (1417 words, 8 min. read)
Art, on its own, lacks a fundamental element without which it is useless. This element is the actual perception and emotional involvement of the viewer.
The fascinating part of the perception process is that it is divided into two parts:
The biological part:…
An Article by J.A. (832 words, 4 min read)
An Exhibition That Speaks Without Words
M inimalist art has a way of drawing the viewer into quiet contemplation. It does not overwhelm with detail but instead communicates through subtle forms and understated expressions. In Look Me In The Eyes, Mohamed Radwan masterfully embraces…
A Joint Article by J. A. and J. J. (1544 words, 8 min. read)
“Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal”
The famous quote by Pablo Picasso, “Good artists copy; great artists steal”, has long been debated in the art world. What did he mean by it? Was he encouraging plagiarism, or was…
An Article by A. V. (792 words, 4 min. read)
“The thermometer of success is merely the jealousy of the malcontents.”Salvador Dalí
The art world thrives on the illusion of unity: artists, curators, and galleries claiming to support each other in the name of creativity. But beneath this facade lies a ruthless industry…
