Where Are You Going? إلى أين ذاهب؟

by Afram

Featured_bigOmar AlhashaniSeptember 1, 2022syria, lebanon, migrant, displacement, stateless, ref

Fragile Facades: Illusions of Change in Kabul’s Contemporary Architecture

by Muheb Esmat,

In a country still living through the effects of a conflict more than four decades old, the rate of obsolescence of architectural styles and modes is as fast if not faster than the denigrating political and economic systems fostering them.

Akhbar, Adab, Featured_bigOmar AlhashaniMarch 17, 2021afghanistan, afghan, architechture, soviet, ussr, taliban

The City of Dove Women: An Interview with Arpi Adamyan

In this interview, Arpi Adamyan discusses her new piece The City of Dove Women, her experience with multimedia art, and her involvement in queer activism. Please join us for the opening reception on October 3, between 5pm-12am.

Featured_big, FanOmar AlhashaniSeptember 30, 2019art, armenia, artworld, queer, utopia, surreal, video art, new york, event, exhibition

Atopia: The Mind in Winter

by Darius Rejali,

It’s an uncertain day, the kind where you wonder, did I stay in this city a little too long?

Adab, Featured_bigOmar AlhashaniApril 28, 2019iran, kurd, Christianity, alaska, persia, farsi, memory

The Sound Of

by Lizzy Vartanian Collier,

Exhibition analyses how sound constructs social identity and space.

Adab, Fan, Featured_bigOmar AlhashaniApril 3, 2019identity, sound, music, gallery, exhibition, art, review, space

Ubiquitous Follies

by Sara Khan,

"I study the repulsive and beautiful found in ordinary spaces and situations, and question the normalcy of the seemingly mundane matters in life."

Fan, Featured_bigOmar AlhashaniApril 1, 2018england, pakistan, beauty, art, feminism, space, identity, universalism

Three Essays by Hélé Béji

by Hélé Béji with Jorge Rodriguez and Audri Augenbraum,

Hélé Béji explores the dissociative feeling of Tunisia’s transitions

Featured_big, Adab, Akhbar, FeaturedOmar AlhashaniDecember 2, 2017Hélé Béji, tunisiaComment

Interview: Zulajeh

by Yousef Hilmy and Ahmad Sahli,

In a conversation that happened between Los Angeles and Dubai, the two talked about Ahmad’s upbringing, the origins of skating in Jordan and Palestine, and his volunteer work with Skate Pal, an NGO that just built a skatepark in the West Bank.

Adab, Featured_bigOmar AlhashaniNovember 27, 2017skate, palestine, jordan, dubai, israel, IDF, counter culture, skating, language, photo, photo essay, interview, internet