Sabri Al-Haiki

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Sabri Al-Haiki ( Arabic صبري الحيقي, DMG Ṣabrī al-Ḥayqī ; Born December 25, 1961 in Akaba, Taiz, Yemen ) is a Yemeni artist , poet , critic , researcher and author .

biography

Sabri al-Haiki began his literary and artistic career around the age of fifteen. In 1985 he received his Bachelor's degree in Critique and Theater Literature from the Higher Drama Institute in Kuwait and in 1995 a Higher Diploma in Public Administration from the National Institute of Administrative Sciences in Sana'a . This was followed by the higher diploma for acting and criticism (2002-2003) and then the Master of Dramatic Arts at the Academy of Arts in Cairo (2003-2006).

He published his poetic works and critical writings in newspapers and specialist magazines.

He is a founding member of the Modern Art Group , a member of the Yemeni Writers' Association, a member of the Arab Writers Union and a founding member of the Yemeni Artists .

Al-Haiki is one of the pioneers of Yemeni theater and the first academic in dramatic criticism in Yemen. The Ministry of Culture awarded him the Badge of Honor for the Pioneers of Yemeni Theater in addition to a cash prize in 2010.

Awards

  • 1996: Distinguished Fine Art Award in the First Forum of Fine Arts , Sanaa, 1996.

Publications (selection)

Studies

  • Irony in the text: Azminah, Amman-Jordan, 2020.
  • Signal and Substitution in Text Sources, Sana'a, Ebadi Center for Studies and Publishing, 2008.
  • The Irony of the Yemeni Novel, Critics Make a Wave to the Sea (in collaboration with a group of researchers), Sana'a, Yemeni Writers ' Union, 2008.
  • The irony in the artist's art: Naji Al-Ali (together with a group of researchers), Sana'a, Yemeni Studies and Research Center, 2008.

Texts

  • Zaid Al-Mushki (A History for Boys), on Children's Book Series, Ministry of Information and Culture, Sana'a, 1983. (Novel).
  • Poems in the Time of Chaos, 1985, Commercial Press, Kuwait. Poetry, 1990, Akrama Press, Syria. (Poetry)
  • Abundance 1990, Akrama Press, Syria. (Poetry).
  • The Clairvoyant 1992.
  • Sheets of Biography of Abundance. Novel. Journal of Wisdom No. 245-246. Yemeni Writers Association. 2007.
  • Participation with a group of Arab and French poets in the book published in 1993 (in French: L'ivre Caravane, Paris, Sous le patronage de l'Unesco).
  • 2000, Poetic Anthology, in French, with some works by the Belgian photographer Isabelle Lotus: (French: Yémen. Peuple des sables, Coll. L'Esprit des lieux)

Exhibitions (selection)

Al-Haiki took part in numerous group exhibitions at home and abroad. Many of his paintings are in private and public collections, especially in European countries.

• 1994: Exhibition (Damon Hall) sponsored by the Ministry of Culture in Sana'a • 1996: Exhibition, Sana'a University • 1997: Exhibition, Cultural Center (Ministry of Culture) Sana'a

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ كامل سلمان جاسم الجبوري: معجم الأدباء 1-7 من العصر الجاهلي حتى سنة 2002 م ج 3 . Dar Al Kotob Al Ilmiyah دار الكتب العلمية. January 1, 2003.
  2. ^ Movimiento Poetas del Mundo .
  3. ↑ معجم الشعراء 1-6 - من العصر الجاهلي إلى سنة 2002 م ج 2 - كامل سلمان جاسم الجبوري - كتب Googl
  4. ↑ محرك البحث لمكتبات مؤسسات التعليم والبحث العلمي في اليمن - الفهارس .
  5. ↑ بوابة الأفق للمعلموات .
  6. ↑ Amazon.fr - L'Ivre Caravane: Sur Les Traces d'Arthur Rimbaud - Nicole de Pontcharra - Livres .
  7. ↑ Librairie Dialogues: YEMEN PEUPLE DE SABLE - Wets Isabel, Ablan Houda, Al-Haiki Sabri - RENAISSANCE DU .
personal data
SURNAME Al-Haiki, Sabri
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Yemeni author, painter and artist
DATE OF BIRTH December 25, 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Akaba, Taiz, Yemen