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AMARRE
Residency program for forcibly displaced artists
Rendez-vous, Hala Sayasneh and Jawad El Habbal photo credit: Nabil MohamadAmarre, in French, means mooring line: rope, cable or chain by which a boat is attached to the shore or to an anchor. AMARRE aims to connect forcibly displaced artists (or artists in exile) to their host communities. It is a residency programme that provides a safe working space for the selected artists to develop their projects and share them with the local audience, as well as connect them to the professional networks in their environments. Each local partner hosts and accompanies the selected artists in exile in the respective countries with the perspective of supporting a culture of openness, free expression and living together.
Programme designed and directed by Collectif Kahraba / Hammana Artist House
In partnership with L’Atelier des Artistes en Exil (France), A Corner in the World (Turkey), Moussem (Belgium)
Supported by the French Ministry of Europe & Foreign Affairs
2019
Visual Arts
The Solid Clouds, Imad Habbab (illustrations), Talal Bou-Kheder (texts)
Music
Au Fil des Cordes, Alaa Al-Khatib (Oud), Beyda Al-Khatib (Vocal), Quentin Buffier (Guitar), Ümit Aydınlık (Guitar)
2018
Dance
Once Again, Lana Shmeit - Lana Schmeit (choreography), Aamen Alarand (Sound Design and Music), Sam Lens (photography)
Theater
The Court, Taj Eddine Yakub (Direction), Mohamed Abdel Salam ; Basel Karim ; Eilin Khalil (Performance) Rendez-vous, Hala Sayasneh and Jawad El Habbal (Text, direction and performance)
Once Again, Lana Shmeit photo credit: Nabil Mohamad
The Solid Clouds, Imad Habbab (illustrations), Talal Bou-Kheder (texts) photo credit: Nabil Mohamad