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Category: Art

October 7, 2019October 14, 2019 Indelible

Artist Pamela Chrabieh’s “Peace Collection”

October 3, 2019October 10, 2019 Indelible

Tolerance Collection, by various AUD artists

October 1, 2019October 8, 2019 Indelible

Selected Canvas Works by Artist Lorette C. Luzajic

October 1, 2019October 10, 2019 Indelible

Photography: Around the World through One Lens, by Dr. Roula-Maria Dib

October 1, 2019October 11, 2019 Indelible

Photography: A Key Hanging from a Necklet, by Dorine Potel

October 1, 2019October 10, 2019 Indelible

Photography: Japanese Chronicles, by Dr. Christine Mangan

March 2, 2019March 3, 2019 Indelible

Art: “Les Portes”, by Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

March 2, 2019March 2, 2019 Indelible

Art: Lorette C. Luzajic

Call for Papers

Next Issue: "Skin in the Game"April 30th, 2020
3 months to go.

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Some great visual art depicting tolerance, by some of Dr. Kristin Murray’s students...more on Issue 2 of Indelible, on www.indelibleaud.com @kristinrozzell
3 Haikus (on NatGeo’s photo of the Vatican spiral staircase), by 3 AUD students...For more haikus, check out Indelible’s recent issue (Oct 2019) @audubai
A chock full of wonderful poetry and beautiful voices at our Open Mic evening! Whether they wrote their own poems or their own songs, one thing’s for sure: AUD’s got talent!! 👏🏼🏆🎉📚✍️🎤🎸🎙
Tonight! 5:00 pm in the AUD library (not for the public) 🎙🎤
Writing flash fiction...with a mask!
Students of Creative Writing ENGL210 at AUD were pleased to have guest speaker author Awais Khan give a talk on writing and publishing fiction. Awais Khan is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and Durham University. He has studied Creative Writing at the prestigious Faber Academy in London. His work has appeared in The Aleph Review, Missing Slate, MODE and Daily Times. His debut novel, In the Company of Strangers, is published by The Book Guild in the UK and Simon and Schuster in South Asia. His book had a successful launch at Foyles Charing Cross London with subsequent events at Waterstones Cambridge and Dolcino Loughborough. He has been invited to speak about Creative Writing by major television channels including Voice of America, Samaa TV, Maverix media, City42 and PTV Home.
The second issue of Indelible is finally out!!! View on www.indelibleaud.com
AUD Tolerance Forum 2019, featuring keynote speaker: Ms. Mina Al Oraibi:A great success, a wonderful feast of ideas and intellect in the presence of a highly engaged audience.
Dr. Guiliana Gemelli (Universita degli Studi di Bologna): Religions and Philanthropy in the Mediterranean: Artifacts, Symbols, Cultures
Register now for free!! Rsvp.aud.edu

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Next issue’s theme: Skin in the Game

Risk is one of life’s most important and influential teachers, for, according to philosopher Nassim Nicolas Taleb, ‘skin in the game is necessary to understand the world’, and as Irish author Samuel Beckett once said: “Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” Where failure seems to accompany us, ironically, success seems to surround us, lurking around somewhere in the corner of our efforts, persistence, and perseverance. In light of this theme, we invite contributors to send in original articles, editorials, and creative works (poems, short stories, photography, music, videos, reviews) that tackle the theme of risking failure on the path to success. Looking forward to receiving your works that express how (once again, in the words of Taleb): ‘No muscles without strength…opinion without consequence, change without aesthetics, …life without effort, … science without skepticism…and, most of all: nothing without skin in the game’.

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