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Jana Traboulsi

 

Jana Trabousli is an artist living and working in Beirut.

ARTICLES BY Jana Traboulsi

  • You Have, We Have

    You Have, We Have

    For the past several weeks I have sat alone in front of two screens: that of my television following the news, and that of my computer reacting to the news. I have written and drawn my anger, and shared it with friends—both on line and in person. I have gone down to the streets, with thousa..

  • We Are, You Are

    We Are, You Are

    Graphic 1

    City-centers are named as such because they gather people. They should not belong, be managed, or be controlled by a few. They should not be a..

  • Lebanon: What Do You Mean There Is No State?

    Lebanon: What Do You Mean There Is No State?

    [Introductory text by Ziad Abu-Rish. All graphics by Jana Traboulsi]

    This past week, thousands of Lebanese citizens took to the streets under the banner of “You Stink” to protest political and econom..