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Portland State University architecture grad Nada Maani pioneers public-interest design with plans for Jordan's Zaatari refugee camp

Jun 16, 2015

Nada Maani aims to challenge the notion that architects work mainly for wealthy homeowners and for corporations that build office towers.(...)

Jun 16, 2015

The Washington Peace Center "envision(s) a world based on respect for people and the planet that is achieved through nonviolence,(...)

Jun 16, 2015

For some, when you mention Palestine, images of war, bombings and destruction come to mind, most forget that Palestine has(...)

Jun 16, 2015

The acrylic nails aren’t the first thing you notice, but they’re definitely in the mix, alongside hot dust, hot air,(...)

Jun 16, 2015

"The Priority for the Government Today is to Engage Resolutely and Irreversibly the Diversification of our Economy and Its Independence(...)

Jun 15, 2015

Yellow Springs Arts Council, the gallery that provides opportunities for member artists to showcase local works, has paired with Jordanian(...)

Jun 15, 2015

Hundreds of people showed up this afternoon for the 10th Annual Egyptian Festival in Jersey City, a sharing and celebration(...)

Jun 15, 2015

Live music and Middle Eastern food will be in abundance at the 12th annual St. John the Baptist Maronite Catholic(...)

Jun 15, 2015

HONG KONG — Lebanese-born artist Etel Adnan opened her first solo exhibition in Hong Kong at White Cube on June(...)

Jun 15, 2015

In a major exhibition, Centre Pompidou features the life work of Mona Hatoum, presenting her oevre of multi-disciplinary artwork from(...)

Jun 15, 2015

HAIFA, Israel — The play had been staged many times for Arabic-speaking audiences in Israel without controversy. But a performance(...)

Jun 15, 2015

Members and affiliates of the US-Iraqi Youth Institute with a host of community leaders and politicians met at Greenfield Manor(...)