| The
National |
"Art
et Internet" by Fred Forest, Ed. Cercle d'Art, 2008. P 19 and PP 645-65 |
"Digital Narratives from Arabia" published by UNESCO |
The
Daily Star |
UNIVERSES
IN UNIVERSE, Newsletter |
©
artcogitans.com |
Turbulences
Vidéo, France, #41 |
©
artcogitans.com |
Press
Revue of the Lebanese National Tabbouleh Day |
"Repenser
l'art et son enseignement : les écoles de vie" by Fred Forest,
Ed. l'Harmattan, 2002. PP 163-165 |
| "An
art scene devided".
Article written
in the occasion of Lebanon Now exhibition. Ricardo Mbarkho's Digital Images
from Lebanon series was in the exhibition |
About
Ricardo Mbarkho's work in general, and about CONNECTED as example. |
Published by Unesco, this book is a collected papers presented by Huda Abifares and Tarek Atrissi, with contributions from Teemu Leinonen and Ricardo Mbarkho. “Visual Narratives from Arabia” is a publication that documents the first Online Master module in Art, Science, Design and Technology organized by Unesco in 2005-2006, in which a selected group of students from multiple disciplines across the Arabic speaking countries participated. |
"Four
nights on the borders of art and politics at Cinema Sofil" |
An
article about the lecture presented by Ricardo Mbarkho at Transmediale,
Berlin |
This Interview is made in the occasion of the R. Mbarkho's participation
at transmediale.04, Berlin - Germany |
"De l'esthétique de la commutation et de l'interactivité
dévoilante via l'esthétique de l'implémentation" |
"Meeting
the Other"; in the occasion of Ricardo Mbarkho's participation at
"Les Journées Méditerranéennes des arts
plastiques de Sousse" - Tunisia. Two of his artworks were exhibited
: CONNECTED et VISITORS |
Articles
about the Lebanese National Tabbouleh Days's Editions since 2001 |
About
Ricardo Mbarkho's Diploma at the National Superior Fine Arts School of Paris. |
