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Arts & Culture articles covering the Middle East region

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  1. Rashid Karami International Fairground
  2. The Chehabi Citadel
  3. Something old, something new
  4. Iran reveals seldom-seen hoard of Western art
  5. 'Le Grand Voyage,' a poignant pilgrimage
  6. Palestinian filmmaker shows refugees' agony of waiting
  7. Archeologists write history at Sidon excavation site
  8. Uzbekistan-born teenager becomes first Muslim Miss England
  9. 'In the Battlefields': Wars, girls and growing older
  10. 'Bhar Aswad' takes audience through emotional twister
  11. Mina Agossi sexes up the stage at Liban Jazz
  12. Gadhafi sons stealing the party scene at Venice film festival
  13. Sampling Lebanon's growing wine industry
  14. No fusion, no standards - just thundering free jazz
  15. And Zouk Mikhael sang praise to the Lord
  16. Hamas album of victory songs about Israeli pullout sells like hot cakes in Gaza
  17. 'Three Cities Against The Wall' connects artists across borders
  18. 'Rainbow' injects new energy into old medium
  19. Women to bike for peace across Middle East
  20. Camel fetches $185,000 at auction in United Arab Emirates
  21. The day rap music came to the Gaza Strip
  22. Jordanian arts foundation unveils a new facade and a new acquisition
  23. Bianca Jagger seeks to kindle U.S.-Iran dialogue
  24. Toppling walls of race and gender, Iraq's Hadid builds for the future
  25. Laguava - an oasis of peace and calm in Lebanon
  26. Hello Beirut, with love from five artists in Cairo
  27. Somewhere in Nowherestan the world's a better place
  28. First Arab on Everest now first Arab on Cho Oyo
  29. Iraq's first post-Saddam film is metaphor for Kurdistan's 'rape'
  30. Veil of secrecy lifts on Morocco's palatial plundering
  31. 'No Visa Required' brings Mideast movies to U.S.
  32. 'White Ravens': speaking through the silence
  33. A kinder, gentler 'Season of Migration to the North'
  34. On Lebanese hip-hop scene Omarz takes point with brand of powerful rap
  35. Aiwa! Artists head for higher ground
  36. Reviving oriental souks with German expertise
  37. Ancient Persia comes alive in British exhibition
  38. Nuclear tunes blast on to Iran's airwaves
  39. Tiesto feels the love in Beirut
  40. Poetry, memory and the smell of coffee in Madrid
  41. The 'fading poetry' of old Lebanese architecture
  42. Egypt's Culture Ministry plagued by bickering
  43. 'Married To Another Man' - a writer's search for Palestine
  44. Young Egyptian photographer Youssef Nabil turns his lens on himself
  45. Jean de La Fontaine's 'Fables' enchants Beirut audience
  46. Prince Claus Awards honor two Middle Eastern artists
  47. Nazar - Stories in pictures from the Arab world
  48. Ahmad al-Khatib brings Palestine to the Medina
  49. Iraq war critic wins Nobel Prize for Literature
  50. Madina Theater offers up an iftar of oriental music
  51. Thinking outside the box to become something, anything new
  52. To believe or not to believe
  53. Saudi Arabia to allow public screening of cartoons
  54. Defiant Turkish writer says 'genocide' taboo an obstacle to EU entry
  55. Pamuk wins Germany's highest literary honor while new Asterix adventure criticizes Bush
  56. Ormuz Festival fails to hit the spot
  57. 'Sidon: City of Arts' a new focal
  58. Tackling postwar amnesia and erasure as cultural production, "Massaker" makes aesthetic choices with political implications
  59. Confronting demons to banish them like Sabra and Shatilla, "Massaker" is a political creature and should be handled as such
  60. Cultural sensitivities surface in choosing 'approproiate' children's toys
  61. Artist Nada Eido delves into an imaginary desert
  62. Turkish author says political engagement part of being writer
  63. Screen star Omar Sharif sued over alleged parking punch-up
  64. Eat, drink, discover and take long walks - a beginner's guide to Beirut
  65. Banksy bombs the wall
  66. Reworking 'The Simpsons' for the Arab world
  67. Divers unveil exquisite Islamic treasures pulled from depths of Java Sea
  68. Goha - a wise fool with many names
  69. Silence is death - Censorship in the Arab world
  70. 'The Blue Rider' - a romantic and rather spiritual view of art
  71. The quick and easy way to pamper yourself in Lebanon's capital
  72. London Film Festival showcases strong Middle Eastern films
  73. Khoury-Ghata digs up her past in 'A House at the Edge of Tears'
  74. Docudays film festival at UNESCO Palace features 57 films from 31 countries
  75. You can't hurry Phil Collins
  76. 'Putting the face of a joke on the body of a truth'
  77. Travel guide for businessmen makes connections in Beirut
  78. Marya Kazoun and the suffering of humanity
  79. Political overtones and images of horror
  80. The world tunes in to Lebanon
  81. Singapore's historic Arab Street offers trendy yet oriental hang-out
  82. BIEL's annual Beirut book exhibition tickles your French taste buds
  83. Bidding farewell to a 'Lion of the Desert'
  84. Cultural forum marks third anniversary of Zawaya magazine
  85. Saving the story of Afghanistan
  86. Using stereotypes to shatter them
  87. Gallic guitars, violins and lashings of accordion
  88. Official guidebook offers cheap, but cursory view of Lebanon
  89. Bidding for a wider audience
  90. Don't call it a comeback
  91. On matters of size and scale
  92. Taking a visual tour through the labyrinth of spiralling psychosis
  93. An unorthodox portrayal of the body
  94. Walls of Jerusalem's Old City in danger of collapse
  95. Funding the arts in the Middle East
  96. Iran cracks down on cinema, theater and newspapers considered to be un-Islamic
  97. Taking shots at Egyptian taboos
  98. Malas bags Jury Prize at Marrakech film festival
  99. Arab-American comics combat ignorance with caustic humor
  100. Aghapy TV brings teachings of Coptic Church into homes of followers