Zawaya Presents "Arab Artists: Their Words and Works"
Pasquini, Elaine, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
Always a national leader in the fields of art, music and literature, San Francisco is home to an abundance of talented ArabAmerican artists, writers and performers. A Feb. 15 reception at the Catharine Clark Gallery on Geary Street provided Bay Area residents a unique opportunity to meet several of these artists and view their work.
San Mateo-based Zawaya, a non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting Arab arts and culture, sponsored and organized the show, entitled, 'Arab Artists: Their Words and Works."
Arab cartoonists were well represented at the event. Algerian-American Khalil Bendib discussed his latest editorial cartoon book. Egyptian artist, illustrator, …
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Publication information:
Article title: Zawaya Presents "Arab Artists: Their Words and Works".
Contributors: Pasquini, Elaine - Author.
Magazine title: Washington Report on Middle East Affairs.
Volume: 23.
Issue: 4
Publication date: May 2004.
Page number: 56+.
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