Helen Zughaib (/zəˈɡeɪb/ zə-GAYB; born 1959) is a painter and multimedia artist living in working in Washington, D.C. She was the daughter of a State Department civil servant. Her family left Lebanon in 1975 due to the outbreak Lebanese Civil War, and moved to Europe as a teenager, attending high school in Paris. She studied at Northeast London Polytechnic School of Art. She moved to the United States to study visual and performing arts at Syracuse University graduating in 1981 with her BFA. She first learned about gouache paints at SU and continues to use gouache as her primary medium, but also creates mixed media installations. Her themes are centered around hopefulness, healing, and spirituality, using visual arts to shape and foster positive ideas about the Middle East. She has served
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| - هيلين زغيب (بالإنجليزية: Helen Zughaib) (مواليد 1959) هي مصورة وفنانة وسائط متعددة تعيش وتعمل في واشنطن العاصمة. ولدت هيلين في بيروت ثم انتقلت لدراسة الفنون البصرية والأدائية في جامعة سيراكيوز. تستخدم هيلين الجواش كوسط أساسي في أعمالها، لكنها تخلق إضافات من وسائط مخلوطة أيضاً. (ar)
- Helen Zughaib, née en 1959 à Beyrouth, est une artiste peintre et multimédia libanaise, vivant à Washington. (fr)
- Helen Zughaib (/zəˈɡeɪb/ zə-GAYB; born 1959) is a painter and multimedia artist living in working in Washington, D.C. She was the daughter of a State Department civil servant. Her family left Lebanon in 1975 due to the outbreak Lebanese Civil War, and moved to Europe as a teenager, attending high school in Paris. She studied at Northeast London Polytechnic School of Art. She moved to the United States to study visual and performing arts at Syracuse University graduating in 1981 with her BFA. She first learned about gouache paints at SU and continues to use gouache as her primary medium, but also creates mixed media installations. Her themes are centered around hopefulness, healing, and spirituality, using visual arts to shape and foster positive ideas about the Middle East. She has served (en)
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| - هيلين زغيب (بالإنجليزية: Helen Zughaib) (مواليد 1959) هي مصورة وفنانة وسائط متعددة تعيش وتعمل في واشنطن العاصمة. ولدت هيلين في بيروت ثم انتقلت لدراسة الفنون البصرية والأدائية في جامعة سيراكيوز. تستخدم هيلين الجواش كوسط أساسي في أعمالها، لكنها تخلق إضافات من وسائط مخلوطة أيضاً. (ar)
- Helen Zughaib (/zəˈɡeɪb/ zə-GAYB; born 1959) is a painter and multimedia artist living in working in Washington, D.C. She was the daughter of a State Department civil servant. Her family left Lebanon in 1975 due to the outbreak Lebanese Civil War, and moved to Europe as a teenager, attending high school in Paris. She studied at Northeast London Polytechnic School of Art. She moved to the United States to study visual and performing arts at Syracuse University graduating in 1981 with her BFA. She first learned about gouache paints at SU and continues to use gouache as her primary medium, but also creates mixed media installations. Her themes are centered around hopefulness, healing, and spirituality, using visual arts to shape and foster positive ideas about the Middle East. She has served as cultural envoy to Palestine, Switzerland, and Saudi Arabia. She has also been selected for the 2021-2023 inaugural social practice residency by the John Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. “As an Arab American, I hope through my work, to encourage dialogue and bring understanding and acceptance between the people of the Arab world and the West, especially since 9/11, our wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the more recent revolutions and crises in the Arab world, resulting from the ‘Arab Spring’ that began in late 2010, leading to the current war in Syria and the massive displacement of people seeking refuge in Europe, the Middle East, and America. My work is ultimately about creating empathy and creating a shared space for introspection and dialogue. I ask the viewer to see through someone else’s eyes, to walk in another’s shoes. To accept the ‘other.’ To reject divisiveness. To promote acceptance and understanding and to reject violence and subjugation of anyone anywhere. To give voice to the voiceless, to heal, to reflect in our shared humanity.” - Helen Zughaib (en)
- Helen Zughaib, née en 1959 à Beyrouth, est une artiste peintre et multimédia libanaise, vivant à Washington. (fr)
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