Christophe Katrib est un artiste multimédia, il vit et travaille au Liban. Après la guerre de Juillet 2006, il décide de se consacrer à la photographie.

Christophe Katrib’s multimedia work investigates the issue of the disappearing public space in Lebanon.

Lebanon’s Malikah is putting hip hop on the regional map.

This short film tells the story of a 15-year-old Moroccan who is the only heavy metal fan in his town Essaouira, known for its traditional Gnaoua Music Festival.

Tanya Traboulsi is a staunch supporter of the Lebanese underground scene. She also represents it: for years, she has been taking pictures of its development.

From far away, the giant red plastic structure resembles the architecture of classic fast food joint. But the place, formerly known as Hollywood, is not about eating. After reopening its doors in 2010, the status of a dynamic downtown Algiers cultural hub has been regained. The Rock Isn’t Fun festival takes place just next to the […]

Rock isn’t fun ? Un titre en trompe l’œil pour ces concerts où un public jeune a accueilli classiques des années 80 et 90 et créations made in Alger.

Ramy Essam – his perseverance, talent & enthusiasm quickly made him a staple of Tahrir’s daily life. Many simply call him the singer of the revolution.

An Istanbul based DJ mixing old pop or rock music with contemporary electro and hip hop sounds

Far from any esthetic quest or artistic narcissism, multimedia artist Serhat Köksal has created an original way of to recycle Turkish cultural junk.