* L'Osservatore Romano (pronounced [losservaˈtoːre roˈmaːno]; Italian for "The Roman Observer") is the daily newspaper of Vatican City State which carries the Pope’s discourses and reports on the activities of the Holy See, reports on events taking place in the Church and the world, and many cultural articles.
L'Osservatore Romano is published in nine different languages :
Daily and weekly in Italian (1861/1950) - Weekly in French (1949) - Weekly in English (1968)
Weekly in Spanish (1969) - Weekly in Portuguese (1970) - Weekly in German (1971) - Monthly in Polish (1980) - Weekly in Malayalam (2007)

My Promotion Video "Saida during Ramadan 2016"

About the Artist

Zaher El-Bizri is a Lebanese artist. He specializes in painting and mixed-media pictorial and plastic arts.
He developed a refined expertise in watercolors, in oil paintings, charcoal drawing, and graphic design, with a highly skilled use of Information Technology tools besides classical artistic media.

El-Bizri focuses principally on representational and pictorial depictions of everyday scenes and quotidian intimate public spaces, of diverse characters and portraits, while being particularly inspired by the Levantine Mediterranean cultural milieu, and primarily by the architecture of the medieval quarters of the ancient Lebanese port city of Sidon (Saida). His artistic endeavors explore the profound promising potentials that remain presently contained within classical styles in painting, as well as experimenting with abstract configurations in pictorial art. His artistic activities are also situated within urban places, and they act as inspirational catalysts for stimulating dynamic cultural practices in the public domain in the form of installations, sculptures, and series of murals. >>>MORE

SOLO Exhibition At the Yacht Club Beirut, cooperated with Orphan Welfare Society Saida (17-18 November 2016)