My Paper-making Journey: Why make paper?
Taking your through the artistic journey of paper-making!
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Hanji Workshop at the New Korean Cultural Center in Kuwait
In this workshop, my daughter and I learn to decorate objects using handmade Korean paper called Hanji.
My Experience with Kuwait’s First Risography Studio!
I explore risography for the first time at Kuwait’s first risography studio. I learned the process of preparing my artwork for this special Japanese technique of printing called RISO.
An Art Spree: Kuwait’s 60’s Art Gallery
On my art spree, I visit and explore the Sultan Gallery founded in 1969, Kuwait, to learn more about the country’s art scene.
A new breed of print?
I’m still a fan of print even though everything is shifting to digital. I think independent magazines are setting out to prove the print isn’t really over, especially for lovers of pages. I say, back in fashion, back in print! #slowjournalism
Photo diary part 4: Kuwait’s Old Souk, Mubarakiya
The 4th edition of the Souk Mubarakiya photo diary exploring Kuwait’s street art, people, shops and markets, and it’s overall atmosphere and quirks.
Photo Diary Part 1: Wandering the corners of Kuwait’s Old Souk, Mubarakiya.
If you keep your eyes peeled and are mindful of the surroundings, you’d be surprised at how many details and moments are hidden in the everyday life of this souk.
My Spanish Inscriptions: Barcelona
Storytelling my way through the Capital of Catalonia, Barcelona! It’s all about hip hangouts, art collections and monumental architecture!
My Portuguese Inscriptions: Sintra’s Royalty Retreat
Royal summer places, fairytale castles, and gardens made for romance. This is Sintra, Portugal. Mostly unheard of by travelers. During our stay in Lisbon, we decided to take a day trip to the compelling town of Sintra. In the majesty of this Shakespearean-like town, we were surrounded with romantic Portuguese architecture while making our way through ruins quilted in moss. The air of history and mystery echoed around us. Moreover, what makes it’s history fascinating is that it was purely a retreat for Portuguese royalty in the past! Nestled on top of Sintra Hills is the extravagant Palacio De Pena (Pena Palace). We had our fair share of ascending Portugal’s steep hills, so this time we decided to board a bus to take us to the hill on which one of Sintra’s dreamlike castles is perched. I have sort of an obsession with castles. Maybe it has to do with being a symbol of the Middle Ages, a period of history for which I have a deep fascination. Perhaps it’s the romantic and fairy-tale aspect and …
My Portugal Inscriptions: Lisboa 2018
We explore the historical land of Lisbon, Portugal, known for being home to the most interesting ancient architectural marvels in the world. From the Age of Discoveries, Lisbon’s hilltop highs to seafood galore, we discover the charm of Portugal’s neighborhoods and old world streets.