Category: Undocumented

Art is one step from the visibly known toward the unknown. - Kahlil Gibran.

Glen Kalem-Habib

“Aatini al-Nay wa-Ghanni” (Bring Me the Flute and Sing), Fairuz Sings Gibran

Aatini al-Nay wa-Ghanni is among the greatest interrupted songs of any artist, and the 'artist' who […]

Arthur Blok

“Your living is determined not so much by what life brings to you as by […]

Marco Mattiussi

An exceptional year for Kahlil Gibran fans. This year the legendary Lebanese writer and poet […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

The year 2023 provides a unique opportunity to celebrate Kahlil Gibran’s beloved masterpiece, The Prophet: this […]

Arthur Blok

“No man can reveal to you aught, but that which already lies half asleep in […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

Kahlil Gibran wrote his longest book, Jesus the Son of Man: His Words and His […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet was not written in some faraway, mysterious land, as one might assume from […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

One of Gibran’s pencil drawings that were relatively unknown was recently brought to my attention: […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

Faris Saleem Malouf (1892-1958) emigrated from Lebanon to the United States in 1907. Like many Lebanese […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

The 24th of April (today) in 1916 for many Armenians around the world commemorate the […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

“[B]ut it was Blanche’s peculiar astuteness that led to the 1923 publication of Kahlil Gibran’s The […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

Kahlil Gibran's, 1926 work 'Sand and Foam' officially entered the public domain on January 1st, 2022, Ninety-Six years […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

Kahlil Gibran was not the only writer of New York's "Little Syria" who devoted himself […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

While his masterpiece The Prophet– originally published in English by Alfred Abraham Knopf in New York […]

Glen Kalem-Habib

" The Prophet …It is very inspiring. It is more or less a pattern for […]