Ayyam

The writer Ayyam Sureau, American by birth and French by education, who, with her mother, Habiba, epitomize the refinement of cosmopolitan Egypt, and who is active in the movement.

Bernard-Henri Lévy: Egypt: Year Zero Bernard-Henri Lévy 2011

The writer Ayyam Sureau, American by birth and French by education, who, with her mother, Habiba, epitomize the refinement of cosmopolitan Egypt, and who is active in the movement.

Bernard-Henri Lévy: Egypt: Year Zero Bernard-Henri Lévy 2011

The writer Ayyam Sureau, American by birth and French by education, who, with her mother, Habiba, epitomize the refinement of cosmopolitan Egypt, and who is active in the movement.

Bernard-Henri Lévy: Egypt: Year Zero Bernard-Henri Lévy 2011

Jawad Al Bashiti, Palestinian journalist in Jordan, writing in Al-Ayyam, May 13, 2008

al-Nakba, the "catastrophe" Not a sheep 2008

The article in Al-Ayyam concludes that these Arab states are responsible for the Arab refugee problem.

al-Nakba, the "catastrophe" Not a sheep 2008

Through Ayyam and by extension, the auction houses in Dubai, he is reaching clients he once only dreamed of.

Contemporary Middle East 2010

Once largely government-supported, the Syrian arts scene is effectively privatizing, with a clutch of new private galleries like Ayyam bringing it into the larger nexus of Middle East art and normalizing its price tags.

Contemporary Middle East 2010

Asmaa Jabir Balasimah, Woman who fled Israel in 1948, Al-Ayyam, May 16, 2006

Archive 2008-05-01 Not a sheep 2008

"Dubai still has a lot of expansive wall space to fill with art and connoisseurs with deep pockets to pay for it," says Khaled Samawi, owner of Ayyam, a Damascus-based contemporary-art gallery, which opened in 2006 and has since expanded to Beirut and Dubai.

Contemporary Middle East 2010

Asmaa Jabir Balasimah, Woman who fled Israel in 1948, Al-Ayyam, May 16, 2006

al-Nakba, the "catastrophe" Not a sheep 2008