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Nostalgically referred to as a 'golden age' due to the surge of creativity and perceived economic success, Beirut in the 1960s is fondly remembered. A new exhibition showing at Doha's Mathaf interrogates this claim by tracing the city's trajectory.
The PalArt collective reunites Palestinian artists around London. Supported by Amnesty International UK, last weekend it held a four-day festival at Rich Mix. We spoke with poets, playwrights and participants to find out the festival's importance.
In what felt like a seminal year for Arab culture, 2022 saw the stars of the Arab world align to eclipse past ceilings of achievement. What will 2023 hold for this ever-expressive cohort of creatives, and is the world ready for the Arab takeover?
Deprived of statehood in the most traumatic fashion, Palestinians have kept their right of return alive by building a dynamic and thriving national culture. Through literature, art, music, fashion and theatre, the Palestinian dream lives on.
Film review: Khaled Jarrar’s second feature gives dignity and identity to the shapeless mass of refugees escaping the most troubled parts of our planet.
Sarah Agha and Wisam Al Jafari are co-curating a Palestinian short film screening at the Bethlehem Cultural Festival. Here, Sarah tells °®Âþµº about the importance of Palestinian cinema and the ethos behind the festival.
°®Âþµº caught up with award-winning Palestinian-American director Mohammed Saffouri, who spoke about the making of his latest short film Touchline - the first Jordanian production selected by the esteemed Tribeca Film Festival
In an exclusive interview, °®Âþµº sits down with Fadia Loubani, subject of the award-winning documentary 'Fadia's Tree' on the Palestinian right to return.
Digging beneath the mainstream, Palestinian record label MaJazz Project is unearthing the sounds and stories of unsung pioneers; from the revolutionary Intifada anthems of Riad Awwad to the utopian folk of Al Fajer.
This year marks the 35th anniversary of the death of Palestinian cartoonist Naji al-Ali, assassinated at the age of 47 in London. The visionary caricaturist embodied the soul of the Palestinian people and provided respite to their continued plight.