Since Mashrou’ Leila formed in 2008, the band has been a lightning rod for backlash from a conservative-controlled media, but also an important voice for gender equality in… Read more “How Lebanese Indie Rockers Mashrou’ Leila Balance Boycotts And Touring (Brooklyn Magazine)”
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Making the most of a disappearing space: Fair trade for Palestinian farmers (Warscapes)
A conversation with Nasser Abufarha on Fair Trade and what it means for Palestinian farming. Listen to the podcast on Warscapes.
Moataz Nasr’s search for sincerity in political art (Warscapes)
In his New York City debut, Egyptian artist Moataz Nasr talks about the clash of interests, politics, and cultural and historical moments that influenced his latest exhibit. Read the… Read more “Moataz Nasr’s search for sincerity in political art (Warscapes)”
Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk on His New Novel, Turkish Censorship, and Twitter (VICE)
This is the excerpt for a featured content post.
Celebrating Oktoberfest During the Refugee Crisis (Afar)
On Saturday, the jolliest festival on earth commenced during one of the most somber events in recent history. Europe is experiencing the largest influx of refugees it… Read more “Celebrating Oktoberfest During the Refugee Crisis (Afar)”
A Guide to the Istanbul Biennial’s Most Unusual Installations (Afar)
Called “SALTWATER: A Theory of Thought Forms,” the 14th annual Istanbul Biennial is a celebration of modern art that breaks away from the standard museum and makes use… Read more “A Guide to the Istanbul Biennial’s Most Unusual Installations (Afar)”
