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Event: AC Art by Ali Cha'aban

Ali Cha'aban, a talented Lebanese graphic designer, will be showcasing his original artwork from Dec. 1-3 (5:30 - 10:30pm) at The Exhibition. The event will also include Dessert Coffee House in the outside seating area.
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Baroque said…
i've seen some of his designs, he's really good xx
25 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
really good is an understatement!
it's genius!!
3aloooush keep it up babe
25 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
he's got other artists worried they'll lose their clients!
25 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
ive seen his work, its fine. im not saying that its not good, bas there are a lot of other graphic designers with better ideas, designs and creativity... bas I give him all my appreciation for standing out and showing his work in a gallery.. courage
25 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
ali wali is the absolute best. he puts a lot of heart into his work. He once helped me with one of my preojects for my photography class. I got an A:)
25 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
why are you making such a big deal? ya3ni what's too special about him?
25 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
Why are we ALL making such a BIG deal? because he's THAT good! no, wait, he's GREAT! don't take my word for it, just come and see for yourself! :) i'm certain you'll leave the exhibition wishing it would last more than three days.
25 November, 2008
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26 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
GO 3AAALI GOO!! good luck 3ali inshalla bekoon hal event 3ajeeb oo minha lel a3la inshallaaaaahhhh!! " BADE3NI !! " ;);)
26 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
He's amazing, he designed one of my tattoos and even an experienced tattoo artist in london agreed the design was great.
26 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
kila anonymous.. ii bet its the same person or 2 ;p hehe i know 3ali (not personaly) ...and i dont think his work is that great 7ada over rated
26 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
last anon: they've all got opinions, and so have you.. so mafeha shay if we all love his work, and you dont ;) we've all got different taste, sa7? ;p
26 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
anon above me:
why defensive? are you (ali) :p
26 November, 2008
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27 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
Thank You Confashions for posting my event! Hope to see you at the opening/AC Art.

and thank you all, for those very supportive comments!

Ali A. Cha'aban
27 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
Ali's work is Simply Amazing!, he's absolutely talented and brilliant.. I've seen his designs 7adhum E3aqdoun so keep it up Man.. YOU ROCK ;p!
28 November, 2008
Anonymous said…
his work is perfect actually he is perfect .... God bless u Ali w nshallah always to the best
11 July, 2011
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