Rawaa Talass
Arts and Culture Journalist at Freelance
👩🏻💻✍🏼 Arts & Culture journalist, specializing in the Middle East. Words in Arab News, AD Middle East, The New Arab, Artsy, The Art Newspaper, Kayhan Life.
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2 weeks ago |
english.alaraby.co.uk | Rawaa Talass
At a time when the Syrian people are finding their feet again three months after the fall of the Assad regime, music has emerged as a source of celebration and healing during a time of transition and instability. In particular, the soothing voices of 20 girls have united hearts at home and garnered admirability online. They are known as Gardenia Choir, established in 2016 by professional Syrian musicians Safana Baqleh and Ghada Harb.
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2 weeks ago |
newarab.com | Rawaa Talass
At a time when the Syrian people are finding their feet again three months after the fall of the Assad regime, music has emerged as a source of celebration and healing during a time of transition and instability. In particular, the soothing voices of twenty girls have united hearts at home and garnered admirability online. They are known as Gardenia Choir, established in 2016 by professional Syrian musicians Safana Baqleh and Ghada Harb.
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3 weeks ago |
admiddleeast.com | Rawaa Talass |Mona Basharat
Looking for the best things to do in Dubai this month? Look no further. AD's April 2025 Dubai city guide covers it all: From the city’s yearly art fair and solo exhibitions you wouldn't want to miss, to artist-led workshops and the most stunning Dubai restaurants to check out this month, this is your cultural calendar for April, sorted.
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3 weeks ago |
admiddleeast.com | Rawaa Talass
Whether you live in the UAE or are just visiting Dubai or Abu Dhabi, take a detour to discover the most famous buildings in Sharjah, that also tell the story of the UAE's architectural evolution. Sharjah is in fact, a historical city, believed to have been first inhabited 6,000 years ago. It was in this emirate of forts where the first airport in the Gulf region was opened, where the first school in the UAE was established, and where women in the country were granted access to education.
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3 weeks ago |
admiddleeast.com | Rawaa Talass
Even 50 years after she passed away on 3rd February 1975, the iconic Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum continues to exert her influence on contemporary culture. Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum performs on November 14, 1967 at the Olympia concert hall, in Paris.Photo by STRINGER/AFP via Getty ImagesFor many years, one woman has come to dominate the extensive oeuvre of self-taught Bahraini artist Jamal A. Rahim.
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It’s a pleasure to be moderating a series of art collectors at @ArtDubai – join us again tomorrow if you’re in town!
Loving the Collector Talks Series @ArtDubai. Excellent perspectives from collector @eliek_omg & moderated @byrawaatalass #collecting https://t.co/5LtGZV2i6Q
“What art does best is it transcends borders, speaks to everyone, brings us all closer together.” Symbolizing hope and beauty, a stained-glass artwork by veteran British artist Sir Brian Clarke has been unveiled at @BahrainAirport. Published in @ArabNews: https://t.co/tZqrvamQdz
RT @RanaKabbani54: #Syria’s breakfast of champions Photo by @AlexSeale https://t.co/7ti9jpqTkE
