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Zena Al Khalil

Zena Al Khalil (Born 1976) is active/lives in Lebanon.  Zena Khalil is known for Painting.

Zena El Khalil was born in London in 1976.

She spent her childhood in Nigeria, and returned to England as a teenager.  She graduated in graphic design from the American University of Beirut in Lebanon and obtained a Master in Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts of New York in 2002.

In 2006, she wrote a daily blog (beirutupdate.blogspot.com) during the thirty-three days of the Israeli invasion of Lebanon.  At the time, Zena reported on the impact it had on her and her friends and family.  These "posts" were quickly quoted and published by medias such as CNN, BBC, the Guardian, Der Spiegel Online, the Nation and Counterpunch and Electronic Intifada.

Her work has been shown as part of group exhibitions in the United States, Europe, Africa, Australia as well as the Middle East.  Also in solo shows in London, Munich and Beirut.

In 2008, she published a biography entitled 'Beirut I Love You'.  There, she pri   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1097 characters.]  Artist bio

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