Film review: Everybody’s fine
Electric wires as a metaphor for connections, chemistry, emotional charges, jolts, the ebb of life. Seems unlikely? Robert de Niro plays a gracefully ageing father of four who just lost his wife 8 […]
Articles by NaimaRashid
Young Saudi Artists: Portrait of an Event
Saudi Arabia’s contemporary art scene is in a period of flux and several kinds of art life have emerged from an increasingly fertile cultural soil – events, initiatives and ideas of all ranges and colours. One […]
Exhibition Review: Dark Circus
Raouf Rifai, a Lebanese artist, reflects upon the political conflicts that have become a more or less permanent backdrop for his region. Raouf Rifai is a Lebanese artist […]
Book Review: My name is Red by Orhan Pamuk
When I read on the back flap of the book that My Name is Red is nothing like the Western thriller, I couldn’t quite conjure an ‘Eastern’ thriller in my imagination. Orhan Pamuk defined it […]