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  • 2013 Culture Highlights

    2013 Culture Highlights

    As Mark Twain wrote on New Year’s Day in 1863, “Now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can begin paving hell with them as usual.” Before readers embark on that treacherous path, Jadaliyya Culture offers a selection of 2013 highlights for a preem..

  • January 2013 Culture

    January 2013 Culture

    Jadaliyya`s first monthly culture bouquet of 2013 has arrived! Painters Samia Halaby and Athir Shayota contribute to Visuals in 1500, a new series of profiles that takes a single work of art as the starting point for larger discussions on aesthetics. Marilyn Hacker tr..

  • A Leopard in Winter: An Interview with Syrian Director Nabil Maleh

    A Leopard in Winter: An Interview with Syrian Director Nabil Maleh

    In early January, more than 1,500 people packed three nights of screenings in Dubai of Syrian director Nabil Maleh’s film The Road to Damascus (‘A al-Sham ‘A al-Sham, 2006), a filmic journey across Syria that includes stops at its historical ruins and economically strapped towns. T..