Artists from Iran and Lebanon Discuss Creative Responses to Middle East Conflict
A discussion featured writer and editor Sorour Kasmaï and musician Zeid Hamdan, who shared perspectives on how artists in Iran and Lebanon are responding to ongoing regional conflicts. The conversation, hosted by Louise Dupont, explored how decades of crises in both countries influence artistic expression. The program examined the role of artists as witnesses to political tensions and violence in the Middle East.
Key facts
- Sorour Kasmaï is a Franco-Iranian writer and editor
- Zeid Hamdan is a Lebanese musician
- The discussion was hosted by Louise Dupont
- Artists from Iran and Lebanon shared perspectives on regional conflicts
- The conversation focused on artistic responses to political tensions
Entities
Artists
- Sorour Kasmaï
- Zeid Hamdan
Locations
- Iran
- Lebanon
- Middle East