Kaelen Wilson-Goldie

Kaelen Wilson-Goldie on 13BC and the artists using art, science and technology to map the world

Finding solace in the joy and eroticism of the late Lebanese artist’s work

Things to chew over: In the Absence of Our Mothers makes histories of displacement uncomfortably felt

The importance of art in war zones

From Berlin to Beirut; from attacks on arts spaces to the birth of a daughter: the year in review

A round-up of the best current shows in the Lebanese capital

Kaelen Wilson-Goldie considers a collaborative intervention by Suhu Traboulsi and Walid Raad

The problems of funding art during times of revolution

A pivotal moment for public performance in the Arab world – this is the first in a regular series of columns by Beirut-based writer Kaelen Wilson-Goldie