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Bidoun

Bidoun first started in the fall of 2003, and I only found out about it recently (!) by coincidence when I was visiting a friend who's into Art, and came across a zillion issue of Bidoun magazines stacked on the corner of the room.

Bidoun is a contemporary arts magazine features Middle Eastern creators living both in the region, and the states & Europe. It covers different fields such as art, architecture, entertainment, and fashion. Its writers are mostly of Persian origins or from Lebanon. I was thrilled to see Kuwaiti artists interviewed like Khalid Al Gharaballi and Fatima Al Qadiri, the mag had also a piece on their latest exhibition which was held at Sultan Gallery (as shown in the below photo).

To learn more about Bidoun magazine, please click here.

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