On Tuesday December 18, DABAKA a one-of-a-kind performance took place for one night only at Beirut’s The Grand Factory.DABAKA is a musical project that brings together Lebanese and Syrian artists around a visual concert and an exceptional album. Funded by the UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, the show was one of the fruits of a collaboration that lasted numerous months.Revisiting the folkloric “dabkeh”, a dance and musical practice emerging from the Levantine’s common heritage, the artists joined their passion and talent to reclaim its place within a contemporary context.The project hopes to
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UNHCR (the UN Agency for Refugees) has the pleasure to invite you to an visual concert “DABAKA” by Lebanese and Syrian artists on Tuesday December 18, 2018 at 9:30 pm at the Grand Factory, Karantina, Sea Side. DABAKA is funded by UNHCR and organized with the support of Red Oak. This project is an initiative by Wael Kodeih. DABAKA is a musical project that brings together Lebanese and Syrian artists around an audio-visual performance. The outcome is a unique album and an exceptional show. Revisiting the folkloric “dabkeh”, a dance and musical practice emerging from the
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In the framework of "Doors. Please Touch" initiated by Red Oak and the Omero National Museum of Ancona in Italy, President Aldo Grassini and by Andrea Socrati from the Omero Museum delivered a training on Accessibility to museums for the blinds to the team of 3 collaborating museums _the National Museum, Sursock Museum and MACAM. The training took place at the Sursock Museum andaddressed the following topics: the right to culture and protection of the cultural heritage, the experience of the Omero Museum of Italy, the blind and the perception of reality, the best methods and tools to make
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