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Photos of Light
Said Nuseibeh - A Silent Poet Speaks
Hada
Sarhan
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The Jordan Times
December
2002
For Palestinian photographer Said Nuseibeh, the photograph
is an honest medium that cannot lie as spoken and written
language does. "Language is a barrier. Often times more a
hindrance than a help," said the artist, adding that photos
can be misinterpreted only if manipulated by computer. "Liquid
and Light," currently displayed at Darat Al Funun features
36 photos of San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers, grouped
into two sets. more
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Journey through Art
Princes Wijdan Ali - Journey through Art
Louis Ibrahim - The Star
December
2002
Three Phases in four Decades" is the wonder that Her Royal
Highness Princess Wijdan Ali takes visitors through in her
exhibition at Darat Al Funun. The exhibit is more than an
event of art, it almost feels like human feelings made tangible
on paper. more
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Painting
on the Wall
Painting on
the Wall
Ibtisam
Awadat - The Star
October
2002
He is known for his mastery of drawing portraits, the human
face and contours of the human body. These attracted him since
early childhood. Aziz Amoura is one of the few Arab painters
who manages to get into the inner character of his art. more
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Contemporary Arab Artists
Contemporary Arab Artists 9th anniversary
Autumn Festival at Darat Al Funun
Coexisting Art At Arab Causes
By
Ghassan Joha -The Star
September 2002
Lately, art in the Arab World has become a vent for artists
to introduce their ideas and opinions of political developments
in the region. As the late artist Jabra Ibrahim Jabra once
said: " Arab artists are speaking for the nation as a whole.
Their aptitude is extensive but mysterious." Such a mystery,
added Jabra, reflects the Arab nations' identity and its role
in developing social unity among the people. The artists of
Darat Al Funun's Autumn Festival expressed their perceptions
of the current Arab world in various angles. These different
angles, however, explain the same concept of oppression within
and of the Arab World. The festival includes two exhibitions,
with the first celebrating the 9th anniversary of the Contemporary
Arab Artists exhibition. more
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Jumana
al Husseini
Jumana Husseini, Artist's Works 'Depict A Romance With The
Beauty Of Written Characters'
March
2002
Art
critics believe that, in the tradition of the calligraphic
art in the Arab world, art lover and artist share a mutually
artistic challenge. The artist must be creative within certain
norms while the art lover must show his/her ability deciphering
the script; the art lover is disappointed if the calligraphy
is too easy to decipher or if the artist excessively stretches
the rules of the art. Palestinian artist Jumana Husseini,
like many contemporary Arab artists, has initiated a new set
of rules in regard to this exchange between art lover and
artist. Her works, currently on display at Darat Al Funun,
depict a romance with the beauty of written characters and
script." more
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The
Arab College of Jerusalem in Pictures
Arab College Immortalised in Photo Exhibition
Hada
Sarhan - The Jordan Times
February,
2002
LEBANESE WRITER Ghada Samman once said "photographs are attempts
to capture a fleeting moment". 'The Arab College of Jerusalem
in Pictures', a display of 42 photographs taken by several
individuals trying to immortalize mementoes, depicts many
momentous events of the college students and teachers. The
exhibition shows photographs taken in the 1930 of the Arab
College, documenting its achievements over a period extending
till 1948. more
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