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Tag Archives: Moroccan artist
Fatima travels to Jordan for the 3rd AYLA International Art Symposium 2018
Last November I was invited to attend the 3rd AYLA Art Symposium in Aqaba, Jordan to work with twenty-two other artists from different countries for a ten day event. We also had the opportunity to explore Amman, Aqaba, Petra and … Continue reading
Posted in Islamic art, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting
Tagged 2018, Aqaba, art, AYLA, AYLA International Art Symposium, Fatima Killeen, Jordan, Moroccan, Moroccan artist, Morocco, Petra, Red Sea
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Article about Fatima Killeen in the Al Maghribia newspaper (Morocco)
On International Women’s Day the Al Maghribia newspaper published an article about Fatima while she is travelling in Morocco. Read the article HERE
Posted in Australia, Canberra, Islamic art, Moroccan art, Morocco
Tagged Al Mahgribia, article, International Womens Day, Moroccan artist
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