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Poem: Distortion

25 Oct 2021 Svilena Keane

A short poem titled Distortion by Svilena Iotkovska. Continue reading Poem: Distortion

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Poem: Postcard from the Future

23 Oct 202123 Oct 2021 Svilena Keane

A poem titled Postcard from the Future by Svilena Iotkovska. Continue reading Poem: Postcard from the Future

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Qahera: The Egyptian Webcomic that Challenges Patriarchy, Islamophobia, and Misogyny

7 Oct 202113 Jul 2023 Sip of Culture

Qahera is a 2013 webcomic by the Egyptian comic artist Deena Mohamed. In its 10 parts, it tackles islamophobia, misogyny, and white feminism, among others. Continue reading Qahera: The Egyptian Webcomic that Challenges Patriarchy, Islamophobia, and Misogyny

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I painted for the first time: this is what I learned

16 Sep 202113 Jul 2023 Svilena Keane

As an anxious overthinker who strives to achieve perfection in all aspects of life, I found peace in painting and failing unapologetically. Continue reading I painted for the first time: this is what I learned

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Manarat Al Saadiyat’s new exhibition explores Khaleejiness

31 Aug 202131 Aug 2021 Svilena Keane

From August 31 until February 10, Abu Dhabi’s Photography Studio at Manarat Al Saadiyat will exhibit the work of several talented artists who will be exploring the idea of Khaleejiness. Continue reading Manarat Al Saadiyat’s new exhibition explores Khaleejiness

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Maggie Smith Kühn: “I love knowing that my work is important to so many families”

13 Aug 202113 Jul 2023 Svilena Keane

Maggie Smith Kühn is a live painter who spends hours at wedding venues, painting newlyweds as they say “I do”, have their first dance, etc. Continue reading Maggie Smith Kühn: “I love knowing that my work is important to so many families”

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Maisaa Al Mannai: “Female gender plays a vital role in the development of our nation”

18 Jul 202113 Jul 2023 Svilena Keane

Maisaa Al Mannai is a self-taught artist from Qatar whose paintings depict Arab women in traditional clothing. Speaking to Sip of Culture, she discussed her art and inspirations. Continue reading Maisaa Al Mannai: “Female gender plays a vital role in the development of our nation”

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JR creates a new world beneath the Eiffel Tower

13 Jun 202113 Jun 2021 Svilena Keane

The French street artist JR has previously made the Louvre disappear. Now, he has created a new and imaginary world beneath the Eiffel Tower. Continue reading JR creates a new world beneath the Eiffel Tower

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You do not become a woman, you learn how to be one

6 May 202113 Jul 2023 Svilena Keane

The transition from childhood into womanhood shocks you as you realise you do not “become” a woman, you “learn” how to be one. Continue reading You do not become a woman, you learn how to be one

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Poem: A sip of culture

4 Apr 2021 Svilena Keane

A sip of culture: a poem by Svilena Iotkovska. This poem explores the themes of repatriation, identity, and the meaning of “home”. Continue reading Poem: A sip of culture

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Creative block: What is it and how do we overcome it?

20 Mar 202113 Jul 2023 Svilena Keane

Creative block (also known as artist’s or writer’s block) is defined as a period of stagnant or stalled creativity. How can we overcome it? Continue reading Creative block: What is it and how do we overcome it?

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“Taboo” and “Shameful”: How mental health is perceived around the world

20 Feb 202120 Feb 2021 Svilena Keane

Sip of Culture interviewed several people from various countries around the world to see how different cultures perceive mental health and seeking help. Continue reading “Taboo” and “Shameful”: How mental health is perceived around the world

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