Born in Lebanon in 1969 of Lebanese-Egyptian origin, Lara Baladi has lived in Beirut, Paris, London and Cairo, where she currently works and resides. In her work, she addresses memory, both collective and personal, in a codified and multi-cultural language. Every middle eastern woman can relate to the experience of having their fortune read in their coffee cup.. There are so many layers to this visual language. One can get lost in it for hours.
Works by Morrocan Artist Wadia Boutaba
Apr 16, 2013
Huda Lutfi, Explores Roles of Women #Womanartist #Egypt
Apr 9, 2013
Aidan Salakhova Outspoken Series of Drawings “Persian Miniatures”
Jan 28, 2013
#Iraqi #Artist Ayad Alkadhi #Middleeasternart
Jan 16, 2013
Ghadah Alkandari, Kuwaiti Artist and Blogger
Jan 15, 2013
Ahmed Mater #Saudi Contemporary Artist
Jan 14, 2013
Mouna Sehnaoui’s ‘The Orient Within’ Exhibition at Beirut’s Aida Cherfan Gallery
Jan 7, 2013
#My #Khaleejesque #Magazine #Photoshoot and #Article
Dec 7, 2012
Light from the Middle East at The British Museum
Nov 14, 2012
Works From The “Street Art Show ” at Opera Gallery in DIFC
Nov 6, 2012
