News
Ibraaz Reader 009/05
Continuing our investigation into the genealogies of performance art, Ibraaz is pleased to announce the publication of new Platform 009 content including an essay that considers the 'online performances' of terrorist imagery by Doa Aly, and a portrait of revolutionary composer Halim El Dabh by Fari Bradley.
We also publish in-depth discussions with artists Helene Kazan and Urok Shirhan (who also presents a commission for Ibraaz Projects), alongside an original project by Adham Faramawy. We are also pleased to release new Channel content by Fayçal Baghriche and Hiwa K., with further reviews and reports from Beirut, Cairo, and London.
Essays
The Image(s) Between Us |
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Doa Aly |
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Halim El Dabh |
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Fari Bradley |
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Interviews
IMAGE APPROPRIATION |
THE RIGHT TO SHELTER |
Urok Shirhan in Conversation with Stephanie Bailey |
Helene Kazan in conversation with Amal Khalaf |
Urok Shirhan discuss her practice, including a performance staged as part of Home Works 6 and Matthias Lilienthal's X-Apartments project in 2013, offering 'Membership to the Occupation of Iraq'. |
In this interview with Ibraaz Commissioning Editor Amal Khalaf, Helene Kazan discusses her practice, including recent work Engineering Shelter (2015), in which she examines histories of domestic space. |
Projects
Cola Revlon Mouthwash |
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Adham Faramawy |
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Watani Al Akbar |
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Urok Shirhan |
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Channel
Last Man Out |
This Lemon Tastes of Apple |
Fayçal Baghriche |
Hiwa K. |
In Last Man Out, Faycal Baghriche's most theatrical presentation, the artist embodies William Rodrigquez, who claims to have been the last man out of the World Trade Center on the day of the 9/11 attacks. |
This video documents an intervention undertaken by Hiwa K. on 17 April 2011 in Sulaimany, during one of the last days of the civil protest that consisted of two months of struggle. |
Reviews
Collapsing Clouds of Gas and Dust |
Colony – Latitude |
Laurence Cornet |
Mai Elwakil |
Laurence Cornet reviews Vartan Avakian's first solo exhibition in Lebanon, which also inaugurates Marfa', a new gallery located in Beirut. |
Mai Elwakil reviews Colony – Latitude, an exhibition by Egyptian artist Shady El Noshokaty at Cairo's Gypsum Gallery (05 October–25 November 2015). |
News
Townhouse: Practical Solutions, Impractical Conditions |
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Laura Cugusi |
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The Gulf: High Culture/Hard Labor |
Ibraaz |
Next month, Ibraaz will publish the most read content of 009 so far, as well as a series of reports and reviews. These include coverage of Home Works 7, The Egyptian Surrealists in Global Perspective, organized by the Sharjah Art Foundation and held at the American University in Cairo, Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin at MuHKA in Antwerp, and Walead Beshty at The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU, in New York.