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Issam Darwish |
Sept / 2006 |
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he
captures very special moments of perfect landscapes,
producing dream-like sensations, and through this sense
of overflowing serenity he shapes a better, more
peaceful world for us. |
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Khalid Khalid |
Jun / 2006 |
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He is a talented Syrian guitarist:"Music is not an intruder in my life. It is a fundamental part of me and is the basis of my personality. Due to the particular difficulty of the playing the guitar, the guitarist discovers his personality and gets to know his own strengths and weaknesses". |
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Nabil
Al Samman
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July / 2006 |
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Most of his compositions reflect
the Damascus environment, which played a vital role in
catalyzing his imagination by its architecture. |
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Abdullah
Basmaji
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June
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Abdullah Basmaji is a
professional artist who has been working in this field
for 23 years. He is a self – taught artist with good
drawing skills and a flair for expressing his ideas. |
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Bassam
Ibrahim |
May / 2006 |
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In his canvases he produces
a dream-like sensation which inspires and permeates his
work, translating his visions, memories and experience
into balanced forms and colours. |
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Aktham
Abdul hamid |
April / 2007 |
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Aktham
has built up his reputation over the last two decades
through his fine expressionistic sculptures on the one
hand, and as one of the founders of the Institute of
Applied Arts on the other hand. |
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Abel Razzaq Shabalout |
April / 2007 |
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He was born in 1974 and became interested in art at an early age. His father enrolled him in the local Sube hi Shouab art school where he soon achieved notoriety among his fellow students. Later, he graduated from the faculty of Fine Arts in Damascus. |
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Ahmad
Ibrahim |
April / 2008 |
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A son of the Golan, Ahmad Ibrahim, is a talented, professional artist who has proved himself in the artistic arena over three decades.
His longstanding career producing beautiful, enchanting paintings was recently recognised by the conferral of an academic award by the San Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts in appreciation of his art which has become an artistic way of life.
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Lena Chamamyan |
May / 2008 |
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Chamamyan is the new Syrian diva with
stage-presence and charisma I can only describe as
jaw dropping! Extremely well spoken, confident, and
with a voice that’ll stir goosebumps on your skin,
Lena’s folkloric choice of music narrates all that
was and is, Syria.
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Anwar Al Rahbi |
Jun / 2008 |
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Anwar Al Rahbi was born in Deir Al Zour city, where almost everything in nature appears to be tinted in yellow; this city is his main inspiration for his paintings. The folklore, the traditions and the environment of the region are mixed in Al Rahbi own personal world with reality and fantasy, and throughout a plastic artistic language these items are extended widely on canvas.
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Hameed Nawfal |
July / 2008 |
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He speaks very quietly and modestly to express his talent that was shaped and properly formulated by his long experience. He uses the simple words that we miss nowadays because of the sophisticated language we tend to use. He captures you with his talk that reminds you of what is original and unique and with his style that goes beyond the traditional styles.
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Leila Nessir |
Aug / 2008 |
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After two decades of absence, the first Syrian academic female artist comes back to Syria to exhibit her paintings in Ayyam gallery of Damascus. Leila Nessir was born in 1941 and studied fine arts in Cairo
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International Symposium of Sculpture in Damascus |
Sep / 2008 |
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Anass Murad |
Jan / 2009 |
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Anass Murad. Born in Sahba – Swaida in 1986, he was only ten years old when his love for music began. He continued his musical training under the direction of Kamal Sekeikar, a composer and teacher at the High Institute of Music in Damascus as well as the solo player with the Easter Orchestra.
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Lubana Al-Qintar |
Jul / 2009 |
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Lubana Al Qintar, came from Suweida region - the inspiring land of the South of Syria- to join The High Institute of Music in Damascus in 1993 where she studied under the supervision of Russian teacher Galina Khaldiave. Lubana soon excelled as a soprano and was invited to participate in concerts when she was only on the second year of her music studies. |
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Issam Rafea
The Syrian musician Issam Rafea was born in Kuwait in 1971and joined the Damascus High Institute for Music in 1990 where he specialized in lute and double bass under the supervision of professors Fayez Zahr El-Din and Askar Ali-Akbar.
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Aug/2009 |
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