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Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 18:40:55 -0000
Subject: [NPJ_EE] Presentation: “The Destruction 
and Looting of the Cultural Heritage of Iraq” 2/3

Presentation on "The Destruction and Looting of 
the Cultural Heritage of Iraq: Pre and Post Invasion and Occupation"

Museum of Contemporary Arab Art (MOCAA)
225 West Main Street, Alhambra, California 91801

January 24, 2007

Alhambra, California ­ The Museum of Contemporary 
Arab Art (MOCAA) is proud to host a unique and 
historical event featuring a Slide Show and 
Lecture Presentation entitled "The Destruction 
and Looting of the Cultural Heritage of Iraq: Pre 
and Post Invasion and Occupation" by acclaimed 
Iraqi-born Professor, Dr. Ihsan Fethi.

The event will be held on Saturday February 3, 
2007 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. at the Almansor 
Court, Salons 3 & 4, located at 700 South 
Almansor Street, Alhambra, California 91801.  The 
event is open to the public, including the press.

Professor Ihsan Fethi is a leading Art and 
Architecture Critic and distinguished Academic in 
the Arab World.  He is an outspoken opponent of 
the destruction of Arab heritage.  Professor 
Fethi is currently the Dean of the College of 
Arts at the University of Amman, Jordan.  In 
addition to holding numerous prestigious academic 
seats throughout the Arab world, Professor Fethi 
was also the Founder of the Department of 
Preservation of the Heritage of Baghdad in 1985, 
a Consultant to the Iraqi Ministry of Culture 
(1980-1988), a Consultant to the Directorate of 
Antiquities (1978-1988), and the Chairman of the 
Department of Architecture at the University of 
Baghdad, Iraq (1989-1991).  Professor Fethi is 
also the author of several books and articles 
including The Architectural Heritage of Baghdad, 
Traditional Houses in Baghdad, Traditional Houses 
in Amman and the Architectural Heritage of Palestine.

MOCAA was founded in 2000 by Artist Hanaa 
Al-Wardi in Alhambra, California.  MOCAA is a not 
for profit private organization seeking to 
promote Arab Art and Culture to the public, 
locally and nationally. The event is the first of 
a series of lectures, workshops, and art exhibits 
to be held by MOCAA in Southern California.

A suggested donation of $10 per person is 
requested to cover expenses for the event, 
however, no one will be turned away at the door 
for lack of funds.  For more information, or to 
set up interviews with Professor Fethi in advance 
of the event, please contact MOCAA founder Hanaa 
Al-Wardi at (626) 475-3603 or email her directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Bob Squires



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