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Dadan The Capital of the kingdom of Deidan & Luhian
A lecture titled “Dadan The Capital of the kingdom of Deidan & Luhian” presented by Dr. Sulaiman Bin Abdulrahman Althieeb. Professor of History at King Saud University in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and an active member of many scientific societies and committees including the Scientific Council and the Historical Society of Saudi Arabia and the Graduate Studies Committee in the Department of History at King Saud University. He has published many books in his field of specialization.
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Striking a Diplomatic Note 8
“Ahmad Aljumairi” Music Night! Ahmed Aljumairi is a Bahraini Singer, musician and a composer. He has a long history in the musical field and carries a Bachelorette Degree in Musical Arts from the Higher institute of Music, Cairo in 1977. His songs are very popular in the GCC.
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Sulaiman Al-Dikan
“Pause” Music Night performed by Music & Orchestra of Sulaiman Al-Dikan. The music is Chasing the spirit, and adapts a pause into our souls.
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The Architecture of Limits & the Limits of Architecture: Modern architecture in search of a soul
Samir Mahmoud Dr Samir Mahmoud is an Assistant Professor of Architectural History and Theory at the Lebanese American University (LAU). He is also director of the Mediterranean Cultural Academy (MCA), an unusual study and travel academy promoting academic and cultural travel in the Arab World. Between 2013 – 2016 he was Visiting Assistant Professor of Architecture at the American University of Beirut (AUB). He was Postdoctoral Fellow at the Khalili Centre for Research in Art & Material Culture, University of Oxford (2012-2013) and Agha Khan Postdoctoral Fellow at MIT (2012). The Architecture of Limits & the Limits of Architecture: Modern architecture in search of a soul This lecture is about…
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Course: Maria Shoukry, Speed Reading Day-1
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Striking a Diplomatic Note
“Jazz” Music Night performed by The Zaid Nasser Jazz Quartet. The Zaid Nasser Jazz Quartet is from New York City. Their music is inspired by the great masters of Jazz – Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie – and the Quartet members learned to play under the guidance of the living legends of Jazz in New York. The Quartet performs songs from the Golden Age of Jazz
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MAK II
The 2016 “Modern Architecture Kuwait (MAK)” exhibition and book began a dialogue that continues with the MAK II conference and workshop. Scheduled over three days, the event will give attendees the opportunity to participate in discussions, workshops and visit many of the buildings highlighted in the exhibition. In addition, the conference will open with the launch of the second MAK book: Essays, Arguments & Interviews on Modern Architecture Kuwait. The book includes articles from a diverse group of contributors, invited to write essays and arguments that explore the subject from different perspectives.
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A Musical Journey
Music Night ” A Musical Journey” with Zaman Band. They are performing different Khaliji & Arabic most famous songs.
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“Poems from the Arabian Peninsula before Islam through Archaeological evidences”
Yarmouk Cultural Centre “Poems from the Arabian Peninsula before Islam through Archaeological evidences” presented by Dr. Yousef Muhamed Abdullah. Dr. Yousef Abdullah is a Professor of Archaeology and the Dean of post-graduate studies and scientific research at Sana’a University. He holds a Doctorate degree from the University of Tubingen, Germany. Archaeological discoveries indicate that there were literary images found on stones, rocks and wood before Islam.
