We are more than pleased to have our Nabad program mentioned by journalist Maya Khadra in Atlantico.fr as one of the change-makers in the arts and culture scene in Lebanon. Continue reading Nabad in Atlantico.fr: Making Changes in the Arts and Culture Scene in Lebanon following the Beirut Port Blast
This summer marks the release of the anthology The Beirut Call: Harnessing Creativity for Change, a collection [by the Nabad program – Dar al Kalima University College of Arts and Culture] from Elyssar Press that features the work of 21 artists, poets, professors, and activists exploring the theme of art as essential, especially in the wake of disasters. Continue reading We had to do something following the Beirut port blast
The Beirut Call, coming out this April 2021, is one of Nabad’s latest projects in Lebanon. This anthology offers a collection of first-hand accounts by artists, scholars, poets, and activists exploring the aftermath of the Beirut port explosion on August 4th of 2020. Over 20 voices have come together for this publication and proceeds from … Continue reading Art for Social Change: Nabad, the Nonprofit behind The Beirut Call
Read the announcement about the Arleb not-for-profit online platform and inclusive virtual exhibition by Nabad on Marie Claire Arabia, March 11, 2021. Continue reading في لبنان – المعرض الافتراضيّ الشامل الأوّل لدعم المبدعين
Read the full article on the Nabad program and its projects in Lebanon, written by Florence Massena and published by London-based news website The New Arab – Elaraby.co.uk “The heart of Beirut – devastated by the August 4 explosion – was the home of many artists, cultural actors, and companies that were part of the social fabric … Continue reading Nabad: The Lebanese-Palestinian cultural initiative giving momentum back to cultural actors – by Elaraby.co.uk
#Repost @elyssarpress (@get_repost)・・・ Our featured author for this week, celebrating #internationalwomensday, is Pamela Chrabieh (@pamelachrabieh), director of Nabad (@nabad.art), a non-profit organization in Beirut, Lebanon, collaborating with Dar El Kalima University and Elyssar Press (@elyssarpress), to put together the new book “The Beirut Call”. Follow us on insta today and/or Facebook (facebook.com/thebeirutcall) for updates about … Continue reading Dr. Pamela Chrabieh – Featured Author
Une première exposition virtuelle inclusive fut lancée par Arleb https://arleb.org/ le 2 février 2021. Elle présente 61 artistes établis et émergents au Liban, et plus de 500 œuvres d’art qui sont exposées jusqu’au 30 avril. Arleb est une plateforme à but non lucratif dédiée au soutien des artistes et des entreprises créatives au Liban. Elle vise à … Continue reading 1ÈRE EXPOSITION VIRTUELLE INCLUSIVE D’ARLEB PAR NABAD – LIBNANEWS
As published in the March 2021 issue of Accordion Stars Magazine New York. Publication date: February 12, 2021. REFERENCE. Here is what I think of alternatives for artists during this pandemic. “As a visual artist, scholar, activist, university professor and manager of a new program that supports artists, small creative enterprises and arts NGOs in … Continue reading Message from Prof. Dr. Pamela Chrabieh to Artists of the World
