Birds have deserted the South sky
To annoy the peace fans, those who are leaving their houses for the first time in the direction of the North. From Marjeyun to Kobeyyat?
I am today unemployed because i am an art critic, and in war times, arts don’t flourish. No sculptures, paintings or installations are exposed.
LGhorayeb - 22 july 2006
posted by laure ghorayeb at 4:42 AM
5 Comments:
kk art is not sacrificed during the war. Such a tragedy can actually bring out the raw and true emotions of all its victims thus transforming people into artists and helping those already in the business find more inspiration.
Laure, I love your work and Mazen's. I can only hope I will be able to run into you in one of these expositions you're talking about. Until then, stay strong.
i love your art!
please post any of your art criticism here on the blog, even if the newspaper does not want it, we want it!
there is an exhibition that opened in Espace SD just a few days before the attacks started. no one got to see it, but it's still there. mazen's work is there. so is my installation. maybe when there is a ceasefire, we can have have the opening we never had.
our art scene in beirut is a glorious one. but no one may hear about it if you do not continue to write about it.
artists are making work even now. we have found ways to adapt. as predominantly an installation artist, i find it hard for me to work with that specific medium right now, so i have turned to writing.
today, writing is my art. but, maybe tomorrow i will go to my studio and glue some things together.
with love,
zena el-khalil
overandout
on sait au moins que l'art c'est aussi la sublimation de la vie,toute sorte de vie,y compris la nôtre.Bonjour,à la prochaine.
laure
Zena
j'ai déjà visité ton exposition à sd et j'ai aussi vu celle que tu avait faite a&vec l'histoire où tu cherchais un mari.j'aime ce que tu fais,c'est osé et original.à une autre exposition peut-être,si nous restons en vie bien entendu.salut
laure
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