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Workshop and talk with Luna al Mousli in Arabic
March 04, 20197:30 p.m. Approximate duration: 1 hour.
MADRID
Casa Árabe headquarters (at Calle Alcalá, 62).
7:30 p.m. Approximate duration: 1 hour.
Free entry after registering.
Those interested must sign up by February 27, by following this link.
In Arabic.
he Arabic Language Center is proposing this encounter with Syrian author
Luna al-Mousli. This workshop is intended exclusively for Arabic
Language Center students who have reached a level of B1 (courses
VIA/B/C, VIIA/B/C and VIIIA/B), because it will be held fully in Arabic.
Luna al-Mousli is visiting Casa Árabe on the occasion of the presentation of her new book. Una lágrima. Una sonrisa. Mi infancia en Damasco (A Tear, a Smile: My childhood in Damascus), published by the Milenio publishing firm in both Arabic and Spanish. The book presentation will be taking place one day after the workshop, on March 5.
This workshop, to be held on Monday, March 4, will be run by Saida Schermiti, who is responsible for managing the Arabic Language Center. We recommend reading the book before attending the workshop, as well as preparing at least two questions in Arabic in order to pose them to the author during the event.
Luna al-Mousli was born in Melk, Austria in 1990. She grew up in Damascus and now lives and works as a writer and graphic designer in Vienna. She studied Graphic Design at the University of Applied Arts in that same city, and Una lágrima. Una sonrisa (A Tear, a Smile) was her end-of-university project. As a student, she received a fellowship in the START Program. At present, she remains committed to the field of teaching and integration, including the TANMU Project to help young refugees with school-related issues.
Workshop information sheet
This workshop, to be held on Monday, March 4, will be run by Saida Schermiti, who is responsible for managing the Arabic Language Center. We recommend reading the book before attending the workshop, as well as preparing at least two questions in Arabic in order to pose them to the author during the event.
Luna al-Mousli was born in Melk, Austria in 1990. She grew up in Damascus and now lives and works as a writer and graphic designer in Vienna. She studied Graphic Design at the University of Applied Arts in that same city, and Una lágrima. Una sonrisa (A Tear, a Smile) was her end-of-university project. As a student, she received a fellowship in the START Program. At present, she remains committed to the field of teaching and integration, including the TANMU Project to help young refugees with school-related issues.
Workshop information sheet
