Robert McKelvey
Reporter at Freelance
British Freelance Journalist in Lebanon | Aspirant Author | English Tutor | Keyboard Worrier
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2 weeks ago |
admiddleeast.com | Robert McKelvey
A play of light and shade brings French-Egyptian-Lebanese designer Omar Chakil’s sculptural pieces to life at PAD Paris 2025. Known for creating sleek contemporary designs from native Egyptian alabaster onyx, Chakil’s latest showcase – a new series of works presented by Galerie Gastou – explores the theme of ‘transcendence’ through objects that embody cultural narratives connected across time and space, bridging past and present. Photo: B.
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3 weeks ago |
admiddleeast.com | Maghie Ghali |Mona Basharat |Robert McKelvey
Casual yet chic, cosy and cocooning, or simply decadent and dramatic, these are the most beautiful restaurants in Beirut you need to book right now. The Lebanese people's passion for hosting is unlike any other. They are generous and can make one instantly feel at ease – even in a restaurant.
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1 month ago |
admiddleeast.com | Robert McKelvey
French-based Lebanese artist and composer Tarek Atoui is well known for his rich and inventive compositions, bringing together both ancient musical traditions and modern technology to create truly unique, experimental experiences. His practice – anchored in large-scale, collaborative projects – is built upon his own exhaustive research, enfolding elements of history, culture and craft.
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1 month ago |
thenationalnews.com | Robert McKelvey
Actress and director Zeina Deccache in Li Chabakna Ykhalessna, which she describes as 'a very sarcastic play'. Photo: Jo Khoury Actress and director Zeina Deccache in Li Chabakna Ykhalessna, which she describes as 'a very sarcastic play'. Photo: Jo KhouryZeina Daccache brings together comedy and tragedy of ‘trapped’ Lebanese in new playNow playing in Beirut, Li Chabakna Ykhalessna also features ex-convict Joseph Jules and comedian Sam Ghazal in starring roles
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1 month ago |
artforum.com | Travis Jeppesen |Robert McKelvey |Robert Garland |Darla Migan
At the 75th Berlin International Film FestivalIT WAS ON THE EIGHTH DAY that I knew I’d caught it—when, at the noon press screening of Hong Sang-soo’s What Does That Nature Say to You (2025), I found myself contributing to the chorus of coughs: the dreaded Berlinale cold.
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#Lebanon is a country that loves #food in all its forms, beloved the world over for their fresh ingredients, tantalising spices and complex flavours, and nowhere is this more evident than in the culinary scene of the capital city, #Beirut. https://t.co/dLmwlGRWSp