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Qulture is a website that sets a new standard for the editorial coverage of the arts, style, living, and sport in Qatar and the Middle East. The site features Doha’s first centralized calendar of events, a sophisticated resource guide to Qatar’s cultural offerings, and a weekly regional arts and culture newsletter.

The bountiful tablescapes at tonight’s  awards.
05/06/2018

The bountiful tablescapes at tonight’s awards.

When ED Interiors Editor  first showed me this   project in our June issue, I fell in love with its fearless, acid-toned...
04/06/2018

When ED Interiors Editor first showed me this project in our June issue, I fell in love with its fearless, acid-toned color palette (and art collection: Feast your eyes on that Emil Node). A classic pied-a-terre on Park Avenue in fuchsia and lime? Yes, please. As Nancy Hass writes: The classic Upper East Side New York interiors of the 1980s hold a vivid place in our collective memory: They were spectacularly gilded, arrayed with 18th-century antiques, and layered in lush patterns. But at the same moment in time, an entirely different—and perhaps inadequately appreciated—aesthetic was taking shape 2,500 miles west in the homes of a generation of wealthy and discreet Southern Californians.
The Holmby Hills drawing rooms of Betsy Bloomingdale and the interiors of Sunnylands, Walter and Leonore Annenberg’s estate in Rancho Mirage, were sun-splashed and elegant, playful and low-slung. There were pops of hot color—lime, aqua, lemon—and nods to Hollywood Regency style in homes that were as welcoming as they were soigné. It is precisely such a spirit that infuses this art-filled Manhattan pied-à-terre. And no wonder: The owners are a couple who have spent most of their lives in Los Angeles. The sofa, in an Old World Weavers fabric, is topped with a pillow made from a scarf, and a pair of armchairs are in a silk. The vintage chair (right) is by André Arbus, the cocktail table is by , the curtains are of a Macondo Silks silk taffeta, and the artwork is by Emil Nolde. Styled by: 📷:

Winding down the weekend by re-reading our June  A-List issue (we fete the winners this week), which includes the snazzy...
04/06/2018

Winding down the weekend by re-reading our June A-List issue (we fete the winners this week), which includes the snazzy leopard printed wall-to-wall bedroom in designer ’s New York City digs.

The best part of brunch  is that the desserts have no calories. They’re candles!!!
03/06/2018

The best part of brunch is that the desserts have no calories. They’re candles!!!

Back at  and lusting after these 1950s Chinese Jade plaques that de Vera hand applied intaglios to.         @ De Vera
02/06/2018

Back at and lusting after these 1950s Chinese Jade plaques that de Vera hand applied intaglios to. @ De Vera

Workshop performance at the School of American Ballet with my niece Natalie. I took pictures even though i wasn’t suppos...
02/06/2018

Workshop performance at the School of American Ballet with my niece Natalie. I took pictures even though i wasn’t supposed to and they’re in stories!

If you play chess, or even if you don't, the MIA in Doha's ongoing exhibition "Kings and Pawns" has treats in store. Lea...
03/04/2014

If you play chess, or even if you don't, the MIA in Doha's ongoing exhibition "Kings and Pawns" has treats in store. Learn about the history of East-West cultural exchanges, and the very story of human society, is locked into the shapes of 16 carved pieces and the squares on a board. Read our coverage here: http://www.qulture.com/arts/kings-and-pawns-doha-corniche-fun-and-games-times-past

In an age where the highest-rated chess player of all time was beaten by a computer, and where the current world title holder cut his teeth over the internet, it’s easy to forget just how deeply rooted chess is in humanity’s material culture. The game’s exact origins lie in the unrecorded past, but…

We take a closer long at one feature of the long history of Arab appreciation of comics, science fiction and fantasy: a ...
02/04/2014

We take a closer long at one feature of the long history of Arab appreciation of comics, science fiction and fantasy: a burgeoning trend.

http://www.qulture.com/arts/rising-middle-east-arab-sci-fi

This year's Middle East Film and Comic Con will be the biggest yet. Camilla Greene looks at how the genre of science fiction took off in the Middle East.

If you're in New York City and want to explore oud music from outside the Arab world, then you have one great opportunit...
02/04/2014

If you're in New York City and want to explore oud music from outside the Arab world, then you have one great opportunity coming up with Armenian-American oud virtuoso Richard Hagopian.

http://www.qulture.com/dailydoha/richard-hagopian-brings-oud-broadway

The oud, a six-stringed lute, is usually associated with the music of the region from Iran to Morocco, but, in a show created by the World Music Institute, Armenian-American lutist Richard Hagopian is set to show audiences on Broadway that the traditional instrument is also deeply rooted in the Cauc...

Behind the Scenes at the opening of Damien Hirst   in Doha Qatar Museums Authority (QMA)  . All photos by Camilla Greene...
09/10/2013

Behind the Scenes at the opening of Damien Hirst in Doha Qatar Museums Authority (QMA) . All photos by Camilla Greene.

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