Texts by Nja MAHDAOUI

– ‘Letters and Calligraphy’ Lecture in Tokyo in 1996

– ‘The concept of transformation of the pictorial space’ Lecture in Tunis in 1988 and Tokyo 1995

- ‘The esthetical gestural in the contemporary calligraphy art – Physical dynamic & free visual concepts’

Texts about Nja MAHDAOUI

– ‘A choreographer of letters’ by Rose Issa, curator, producer, publisher and writer specialized in visual arts and film from the Arab world and Iran

– Prof. Charbel Dagher, Academic and art critic of contemporary Arab and Islamic art

– ‘The Emancipation of the Pen-stroke, an aesthetics of deconstruction’  by Rachida Triki, Tunisian Professor of Philosophy of Art and Aesthetics, art critic and curator

– Michel Tapié de Céleyran, French theoretician and art critic

– ‘Nja Mahdaoui, strokes of liberation’  by René Habermacher, Swiss photographer

– ‘The cathartic letter’ by Prof. Abdelwahab Bouhdiba, sociologist and director of the Tunisian Academy of Sciences, Letters and Arts ‘Beit al Hikma’

– ‘Nja Mahdaoui in Oratory Paradise’, by Talal Moualla, artist and researcher in Arab Aesthetics

– Dr Afif el Bahnassi, Arab and Islamic Art historian, expert specialist and searcher

– Ezzedine Madani, Tunisian playwright and novelist

– Nizar Kabbani, Syrian poet

– Salah Stétié, Lebanese poet and novelist

– Abdellatif Laâbi, Moroccan poet and writer

– Jamel Eddine Bencheikh, French and Algerian poet and writer

– Michel Butor, French writer

– Rodrigo de Zayas, spanish musicologue and writer

– Koishi Sato, Japanese painter

– Edouard J. Maunick, Mauritian poet

– Ali Louati, writer, poet and contemporary Arab art critic

– Dr Wolfgang Becke, director of the Ludwig Museum, Aachen, Germany

– Pr Haïm Zafrani, French and Moroccan writer, historian and specialist of the sephardic culture