Tag: War Memory
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On Being a Woman Artist in a Crisis-Torn Landscape by Dr. Pamela Chrabieh
“Creating art is an act of defiance to reclaim stories and ensure voices are not silenced. In a society deeply entrenched in patriarchal structures, corruption, and wounded memories, many women challenge the norm by utilizing their creative talents to bring forth untold narratives, perspectives, and emotions that are often overlooked”.
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“Lighting” Virtual Group Exhibition by Tapiial – Santiago, Chile
Happy to be part of this lovely initiative and thank you Tapiial for selecting and exhibiting my artworks!
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Interview with Pamela Chrabieh by Itsliquid Group, Venice – Italy
INTERVIEW: PAMELA CHRABIEH Interview: Pamela ChrabiehLuca Curci talks with Pamela Chrabieh during ANIMA AMUNDI FESTIVAL 2019 – VISIONS at Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi. Pamela Chrabieh is a Lebanese & Canadian Doctor in Sciences of Religions, scholar, visual artist, activist, university professor, writer and consultant. She has exhibited her artworks in Canada, Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates and Italy, and has organized and participated in…
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Ala’ Abou Fakhr, martyr de la révolution, martyr national – article dans l’Orient-le-Jour
Le meurtre du révolutionnaire Ala’ Abou Fakhr devant son épouse et son fils a ravivé dans ma mémoire le décès de mon beau-père Gebran Badine qui fut assassiné en Irak en 2004. Dans un article que j’avais publié en 2007 dans Scriptura (Université de Montréal), je posais à l’époque les questions suivantes : « Qui…
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Standing Together in a World Divided – Bangkok Consultation
My video conference has been screened a few hours ago in Bangkok – Thailand. STANDING TOGETHER IN A WORLD DIVIDED – Consultation developed by the Presbyterian World Mission and the Advisory Committee on Social Witness Policy (ACSWP) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), (PCUSA).Bangkok – Thailand, November 1-6, 2019. My paper will be available in due…
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عن الحوار الإسلامي المسيحي، ذاكرة الحرب وبناء السلام في لبنان
Interested in the subject on Interfaith Dialogue, War Memory and Peacebuilding? This is the full version of my article, and you can have access to the PDF file on Telos’ site: https://www.telosmagazine.org/