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“Convergence: New Art From Lebanon” is billed as the first large retrospective of contemporary Lebanese art outside Lebanon in decades.
Israel’s Supreme Court has permitted an Israeli-Arab author to travel to Lebanon to receive a literary award.
Ala Hlehel was invited to the Beirut39 Festival this week, but laws in enemy nations prevented him from going.
Israel bans its citizens from visiting Lebanon, while Lebanon prevents Israeli passport holders from entering. (more…)
Hissa Hilal finished third, took home $800,000. Her participation in this year’s Million’s Poet contest will continue to have an impact on the art form.
Organizers of a Beirut cultural festival say two Israeli Arab authors will not be able to collect their literary awards in Lebanon because of laws in the two countries.