Talents
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From the Ocean To Silicium. Interview With Armin Najib, Artist And Jeweller
A self-taught jeweller who grew up at sea is now reimagining the foundations of beauty itself
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Karen Beyrouty: “Being Good At Something Doesn’t Mean It Is Meant For You”
On leaving medicine, making immersive digital art, and accidentally building a fast-growing Instagram page
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Areen Hassan: “With My Art, I Want People To See That Palestine Has a Culture”
How textiles serve as a living archive of Palestinian history and culture
Riding For Hope: Guido De Wilde’s 3,333 km Mission
This ride isn’t about distance — it is about what survival demands next
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Shifts Through Life And Art: Salma Al Mansoori On “Who I Become” Exhibition
Through a rich variety of works, Salmah’s new exhibition reflects her growth both personally and artistically
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Meet Zayn Qahtani: The ‘Graveyard Girl’ Shaping Civilisations’ Histories Into Her Work
The artist who brings together a love for archaeology, divine influences, and living with uveitis in her work
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Love Letter To Siji. Interview With Roudhah Al Mazrouei
How weekends in a quiet mountain village turned into a lifelong artistic obsession
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Nature In the Work Of Contemporary Lebanese Artists
From raw emotion to structure — different ways of seeing nature
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In a World Of Birds, Flowers, And Love. Interview With Maryam Lamei
On growing up in a forest, reading Dostoevsky, creating in pain, and studying love like a science
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Mohamad Ali Akkaoui: “Do Good Without Expecting Anything In Return”
Wrapping up Dukkan Show, the downsides of multitasking all the time, and the hardest part of running seven ultramarathons
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Chiara Wettmann: “Beautiful Images Mean Little Without Context”
Photography exploring human rights, power, and the weight of history
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Hiba Baddou: “We Think We Know Who We Are, But Often We Don’t”
A closer look at the meanings behind Hiba's famous satellite dishes — and everything else she is trying to say
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How New Balance Turned Community Into Action In Dubai
Ana Elisa Seixas on how New Balance’s Local Legends supports runners, small businesses, and community in Dubai
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“I Needed a Way To Say What Words Couldn’t” — Aude Abou Nasr, Illustrator And Animator
When illustration becomes a tool for raising social and political questions
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What Happens When Arab Artists Think In Metal?
Where metal becomes both the tool and the idea — and how different artists choose to work with it
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Saudi Dancers Who Are Making Waves Right Now
The creatives at the forefront of a shifting scene
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Prod Antzoulis: “When I Picked Up a Camera, It Felt Like an Extension Of Me”
What kind of world does Prod create through his work? And how did Beit Prod save him in a way?
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Where Memory Isn't Just To Remember, But To Rebuild. An Interview With Ranim AlHalaky
Ranim on experimenting with mediums, tracing her grandmother’s stories, and searching for the meaning of home
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The Photographer For Whom Iraq Was Never Meant To Be a One-Time Story
Emily Garthwaite on the Tigris River, long-term storytelling, and why parachute photography falls short
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Photographers Capturing Life On the Streets
Documenting people, moments, and the raw flow of life as it unfolds