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Khaled Saghieh Read Bio Collapse
Khaled Saghieh Read Bio Collapse
Khaled Saghieh is a Lebanese writer and journalist. He began his career at the Lebanese daily As-Safir. He was the deputy Editor-in-Chief of the daily Al-Akhbar until 2011. Between 2012 and 2015, Saghieh worked as Editor-in-Chief of the news department at the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International (LBCI). He is now the Managing Editor of the Megaphone news platform.
Contested Representations: Making Images from Elsewhere
Irmgard Emmelhainz, Olivier Hadouchi, Khaled Saghieh, and Stefan Tarnowski
e-flux Events
Posted: February 2, 2022
Category
Image, War & Conflict, Colonialism & Imperialism, Film
Subjects
Violence, Neoliberalism, Modernity, Memory, Orientalism
# 97
1990s Beirut: Al-Mulhaq, Memory, and the Defeat
Khaled Saghieh
“Speak Into The Mic, Please” is an essay series that will be published serially in e-flux journal throughout 2019. The text below by Khaled Saghieh is the first essay in the series, for which I have the honor of serving as guest editor.
The title of the series comes from Lina Majdalanie and Rabih Mrou é ’s performance Biokhraphia (2002), in which Majdalanie speaks to a recorded version of herself that is constantly reminding her to speak into the mic in order for the audience…
e-flux Journal
Posted: February 16, 2019
Category
War & Conflict, Literature
Subjects
Lebanon, Memory, Crisis
10 Essays
Compiled byAlison Kennedy
With:
Rob Goyanes, Xiaoyu Weng, Alan Gilbert, Shumon Basar, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Daniel R. Quiles, Jörg Heiser, Khaled Saghieh, Raqs Media Collective, Omer Fast, Samer Frangie
e-flux Reader
Category
Architecture
Subjects
History, Futures, Infrastructure, Libraries & Archives