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War of Terror
Edmund Clark at the Imperial War Museum, London
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Warehouse Project Talks
Debra Levine: Toward A Common Satisfaction of Needs
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Warehouse Project Talks
Neha Vora: Warehouse as Dubai's Cultural Heritage
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Warehouse Project Talks
Adam Clifton: The Next Really Great Thing: A Discussion of the Next Step in Capital
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Warehouse Project Talks
Kevin Jones: Marketing Presentation for Boxed Branded Plush Toys as Art
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Warehouse Project Talks
Murtaza Vali: 'Arresting Flows, Stacking Forms'
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Warehouse Project Talks
Vikram Divecha
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Swimming Backwards
Khalid Abdalla
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Towards a Spatial Imaginary
Walking Cabbages and Watermelons
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Beware of the Image
APEAL's 'Museum in the Making' and Temporary. Art. Platform. present: The 2016 Ras Masqa Artists' Residency
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Towards the Possible Film
Shezad Dawood
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Residents on Tripoli Street Archive War
Adelita Husni-Bey
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Fastforward And Rewind
Setareh Shahbazi
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Art After War
Kuwait’s National Works at the 55th Venice Biennale
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On Being 'The Other' In Post-Civil War Lebanon
Aid and the Politics of Art in Processes of Contemporary Cultural Production
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Fast Forward to the Past
Cultural Institutions, Urban Development, and Regional Cinema in the Gulf Today
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Qalandiya International 2016
Humans from Palestine, The Karimeh Abbud Award Exhibition: Bethlehem
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What We Choose To Overlook
Lida Abdul in conversation with Sara Raza
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
End of War in Iraq: The Yes Men and Steve Lambert
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Technologies of History
Jananne Al-Ani in conversation with Nat Muller
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On Sovereignty
Amar Kanwar in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Planetary Records: Performing Justice Between Art and Law
Notes Toward a Theory of Transformative Justice
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Art et Liberté
Rupture, War and Surrealism in Egypt (1938–1948) at the Centre Pompidou
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Aerial Abstraction
Jananne Al-Ani, Excavations, at the Hayward Gallery Project Space
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Curated Conversations
HIWAR | Conversations in Amman
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Ventriloquism
A project by Ali Cherri
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17,000 Missing: A Nation in Denial
Dalia Khamissy
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Thieves of Babylon
Repatriation of Iraq's Looted Heritage under International and Domestic Law and Practice
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Long ago, and not true anyway
Waterside Contemporary
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Trade Routes / Conflicted Memory
Hauser & Wirth / Alan Cristea Gallery: A Spectrum Review
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Noise in the Courtyard
Sharjah Biennial 11 – Re:emerge, Towards a New Cultural Cartography
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Response to Platform 4 by Rijin Sahakian
A significant component of Sada's programming provides seminars, lectures, and workshops to young, emerging artists and students in Baghdad. We do this using basic Internet connection, Skype, some simple software, and a projector. A private Facebook group is the site of extensive conversations, critique and debate. This was not done...
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Archives, Museums and Collecting Practices in the Modern Arab World
An Introduction
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Response to Platform 1 by Zahia Smail Salhi
For so many decades the region of MENA has been synonymous with religious extremism, oppression of women, dictatorial regimes and, at varying levels, high rates of illiteracy and backwardness. In the last decade of the twentieth century the region has seen various political tumults including Islamic terrorism and its war...
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Response to Platform 1 by Saskia Sassen
Cities have long been sites for conflict, from war and the oppressions of dictators to racisms and religious hatreds. And yet, where national states have historically responded by militarizing conflict, cities have tended to triage conflict through commerce and civic activity. Often the overcoming of urban conflicts became the source...
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Response to Platform 1 by Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige
In Lebanon, we live surrounded by dead people looking at us. Since the beginning of the civil wars, posters have covered the walls of the city. They are images of men, martyrs who died tragically while fighting or on mission, or who were political figures and were murdered. For years,...
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Response to Platform 1 by Jinoos Taghizadeh
The Middle East is not a safe place. It is either the source of news, or the witness of strange incidents. Its streets and cities are under the threat of suicidal terrorists and of tribal religious wars. The Middle East is unpredictable: its aging dictators fall overnight, its borders have...
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Response to Platform 1 by Jananne Al-Ani
Platform for discussion001 What do we need to know about the MENA region today? Jananne Al-Ani 1 June 2011 Jananne Al-Ani Aerial I, 2011 Stills from Shadow Sites II Single channel digital video Courtesy the artist and the Abraaj Capital Art Prize Photograph by Adrian Warren '> Jananne Al-Ani Aerial...
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Response to Platform 1 by Aslı Sungu
'If we try to solve society's problems without overcoming the confusion and aggression in our own state of mind, then our efforts will only contribute to the basic problems, instead of solving them.' Chögyam Trungpa, Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior (1984)
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Response to Platform 1 by Anna Somers Cocks
When did the major museums of the West start taking contemporary Middle Eastern art into consideration? After 2006, with the first successful sale of Middle Eastern contemporary art by Christie's in Dubai, and the announcement shortly afterwards that Abu Dhabi was going to invest billions in museum creation. Of course,...
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كتابة هذا البحر
نصوص تقاطع الأعمال الفنّيّة
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كتابة هذا البحر
مدن 5 | غزة، باللون الأحمر
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"الأيدي العائدة | حول معرض "يا حوت لا توكل قمرنا
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"اسم الجدّة | عن العمل الفوتوغرافي "مراية تيتا" لرندة شعث، من معرض "أهل البحر
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كتابة هذا البحر
متمردون بالمصادفة، سنوات لا ترحم" عن "العودة" غير المألوفة في المشهد الفلسطيني"
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لما شتَّت الدنيا سمك
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عودة" ليلية يقودها الحمام"
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آثار حيَّة | على الطريق من النقب إلى كانبيرا
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The Future of a Promise
Edited by Anthony Downey & Lina Lazaar (Ibraaz Publishing, 2011)
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Slavs and Tatars: Mirrors for Princes
Edited by Anthony Downey (jrp|ringier, 2015)
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Art in public spaces in Lebanon
A tool-guide by Temporary. Art. Platform. (T.A.P.) with Nayla Geagea
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Reviews
Critical reflections on Ibraaz publications
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كتابة هذا البحر
Publications كتابة هذا البحر 010 / 31 August 2017 تمت كتابة هذه النصوص بأعقاب قلنديا الدولي 2016 نسخة 'هذا البحر لي'، وفي إطار مساق 'الكتابة مع الصور' وهو مساق تجريبي بادر إليه برنامج الثقافة والفنون في مؤسسة عبد المحسن القطَّان وتم تنظيمه بشراكة المتحف الفلسطيني وجمعية الثقافة العربية، ورواق، ومركز...
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Qalandiya International 2016
Sites of Return: Ramallah
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Qalandiya International 2016
Cities Exhibition 5, 'Gaza – Reconstruction': Ramallah
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Qalandiya International 2016
Cities Exhibition 5, 'Gaza – Reconstruction': Gaza
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Qalandiya International 2016
O Whale, Don't Swallow Our Moon: Ramallah
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Qalandiya International 2016
Pattern Recognition: Ramallah
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Qalandiya International 2016
A Series of Un-Curated Events: Ramallah
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Qalandiya International 2016
/Tilted/: Ramallah
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Qalandiya International 2016
RE/viewing Jerusalem #2 – REturn: Jerusalem
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Qalandiya International 2016
The Jerusalem Show VIII 'Before and After Origins': Jerusalem
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Qalandiya International 2016
Moments for Possibilities 'Air, Land and Sea': London
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Qalandiya International 2016
This Sea is Mine: Amman
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Qalandiya International 2016
This Sea is Mine: Gaza
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Qalandiya International 2016
Sea of Stories: Beirut
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Qalandiya International 2016
The People of the Sea: Haifa
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Qalandiya International 2016
Biographies
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Qalandiya International 2016
After Thoughts: Shuruq Harb
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Qalandiya International 2016
Programme Downloads
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Qalandiya International 2016
Acknowledgements
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Qalandiya International 2016
Partner institutions
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Qalandiya International 2016
Encounters Programme
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Qalandiya International 2016
Bethlehem
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Qalandiya International 2016
Amman
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Qalandiya International 2016
London
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Qalandiya International 2016
Ramallah & Al-Bireh
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Qalandiya International 2016
Jerusalem
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Qalandiya International 2016
Haifa
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Qalandiya International 2016
Gaza
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Qalandiya International 2016
Beirut
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Qalandiya International 2016
Contextual Notes: Rawan Sharaf Reema Salha Fadda Stephanie Bailey
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Qalandiya International 2016
Reflections: Ala Younis Adania Shibli
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Qalandiya International 2016
Foreword: Anthony Downey
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Qalandiya International 2016
Introduction: Qi2016 Curatorial Team
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Responses
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Acknowledgements
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Installation Views
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
ARC.HIVE (2006–present): Adham Hafez
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Curator's Essay: Aaron Cezar
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Foreword: Anthony Downey
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Exhibition Overview
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Turbulent
Shirin Neshat
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Echoes & Reverberations
Installation views
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Interview with Mohamed Talbi
Lina Lazaar
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Curatorial Conundrums – Arab Representation at the 54th Venice Biennale
A roundtable discussion
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New Vocabularies for New Challenges
Newsha Tavakolian in conversation with Sara Raza
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Resounding Images and Distances
Ismaïl Bahri in conversation with Silke Schmickl
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A Conversation
Ahmet Öğüt in conversation with Basak Senova
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Suspended Lives and Emerging Voices
Nadia Kaabi-Linke in conversation with Lina Lazaar
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Un-thinking Systems
Shezad Dawood in conversation with Sara Raza
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A Life in Language
Adonis in conversation with Laura Allsop
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An Aesthetics of Expiration
Ziad Antar in Conversation with Anthony Downey
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The Jerusalem Show
Jack Persekian in conversation with Basak Senova
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Home Workspace
Christine Tohme in conversation with Anthony Downey
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With Inside Outside
Nada Sehnaoui in conversation with Laura Allsop
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After the Storm
Michket Krifa in conversation with Wafa Gabsi
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‘If Walls Could Talk ...’
Driss Ouadahi in conversation with Rachida Triki
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Nostalgia for the Future
Ala Ebtekar in conversation with Sara Raza
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An Accidental Orientalist
Tom Bogaert in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Workshopping the future
Shady El Noshokaty in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Stereotyping the Stereotypes
Tarek Al-Ghoussein in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Looping the loop
Amina Menia in conversation with Laura Allsop
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Running the Territory
Guy Mannes-Abbott in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Fragments of Home
Jeanno Gaussi in conversation with Dorothea Schoene
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The Video That Exploded
Roy Samaha in conversation with Anthony Downey
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On Performing in a Hermetic Context
Nathan Witt in conversation with Amira Gad
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Towers, Portals and Myths
Diana Al-Hadid in Conversation with Fawz Kabra
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Absorbing Displacement
Bouchra Khalili in Conversation with Dorothea Schoene
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The Jerusalem Show
Chapter 1: Intensities
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Against Interpretation
Hassan Khan in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Restaging the (Objective) Violence of Images
Reza Aramesh in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Active Interventions/ Intervening Actions
Jasmina Metwaly in conversation with Angela Harutyunyan
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Colourful Shadows and Reel Journeys
Tarzan and Arab in conversation with Laura Allsop
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Performing Histories
Wafaa Bilal in conversation with Sara Raza
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Geographic Gnomons
Ala Younis in conversation with Liane Al-Ghusain
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Conserving memories
Zeina Arida in conversation with Laura Allsop
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Curating Film
Rasha Salti in conversation with Fawz Kabra
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Human Mechanics
Pascal Hachem in conversation with Nour K Sacranie
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Coding For Change
Ayah Bdeir in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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From Invisible Enemy to Enemy Kitchen
Michael Rakowitz in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Sonic Diaries
Cynthia Zaven in conversation with Basak Senova
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Post-Apollonian
Simone Fattal in conversation with Mirene Arsanios
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A State of Exception
Mario Rizzi in conversation with Dorothea Schoene
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Going Both Ways
Yuko Hasegawa in conversation with Walter D. Mignolo and Stephanie Bailey
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Succinctly Verbose
Visualizing Palestine in conversation with Haig Aivazian
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Representing Regions
Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Breaking Glass
Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Errant Propositions
Jeremy Hutchison in conversation with Natasha Hoare
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A DREAM: The Iraq Pavilion at 55th Venice Biennale
Tamara Chalabi, Reem Shather-Kubba, and Jonathan Watkins in conversation with Basak Senova
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The Activity of Painting and Other Actions
Nadia Ayari in conversation with Haig Aivazian
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A Fraction of Experience
Omar Robert Hamilton in conversation with Elisabeth Jaquette
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Speaking as Witnessing
Hera Büyüktaşçıyan in conversation with Basak Senova
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Letter to a Refusing Pilot
Seth Anziska in conversation with Daniella Rose King
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The public domain has opened up!
Fulya Erdemci in conversation with Basak Senova
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Opening Up: World Nomads Tunisia
Marie-Monique Steckel in conversation with Fawz Kabra
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The Jerusalem Show
Downloadable Exhibition Guide
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The Jerusalem Show
Fractures: Children's Activity Book
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The Jerusalem Show
Chapter 7: Fabric
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The Jerusalem Show
Chapter 6: Writing
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The Jerusalem Show
Chapter 5: Lines
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The Jerusalem Show
Chapter 4: Measures
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The Jerusalem Show
Chapter 3: Intervals
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The Jerusalem Show
Chapter 2: Details
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The Jerusalem Show
A Question: Jalal Toufic
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The Jerusalem Show
Editor's Foreword: Anthony Downey
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The Jerusalem Show
Preface: Jack Persekian
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The Jerusalem Show
Introduction: Basak Senova
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The Jerusalem Show
Online exhibition catalogue
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The Jerusalem Show
A View from the City: Tina Sherwell
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Echoes & Reverberations
Acknowledgements
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Echoes & Reverberations
Magdi Mostafa: Wisdom Tower: from the series Sound Cells (Fridays)
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Echoes & Reverberations
Basma Alsharif: We Began by Measuring Distance
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Echoes & Reverberations
Joe Namy: space, breath, time
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Echoes & Reverberations
Samah Hijawi: Paradise Series
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Echoes & Reverberations
Jumana Emil Abboud: A Happy Ending, Part II
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Echoes & Reverberations
Anas Al-Shaikh: My land, 2
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Echoes & Reverberations
Visitations: When aurality loses site* by Rayya Badran
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Echoes & Reverberations
Soundscapes: Taking Apart the Arab City by Dr. Alexandra MacGilp
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Echoes & Reverberations
Curator's Introduction
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Echoes & Reverberations
Foreword: Anthony Downey
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Echoes & Reverberations
Exhibition Overview
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Looking at Wafaa Bilal's Domestic Tension : Barrak Alzaid
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Sulayman Al Bassam in conversation with Ala Younis
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Performance documentation: Lin Yilin
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Chic Point Fashion for Israeli Checkpoints: Sharif Waked
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Bent Jbeil: Wael Shawky
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Hair and Milk Bottle: Hassan Sharif
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Two Gunshots Fired at the Installation Dialogue : Xiao Lu
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Photographs With A Flag: Mohammed Kazem
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
I March In The Parade Of Liberty But As Long As I Love You I'm Not Free: Sharon Hayes
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Variation on Discord and Divisions: Mona Hatoum
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Crossing Surda (a record of going to and from work): Emily Jacir
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Operation Atropos: Coco Fusco
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
OLGA'S NOTES, all those restless bodies: Marwa Arsanios
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
A Tress of Hair: Doa Aly
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Theatre of the Present
Rabih Mroué in conversation with Göksu Kunak
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Place, Space and Purpose
Lina Majdalanie in conversation with Göksu Kunak
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A Letter’s Discourse
Yazan Khalili and Lara Khaldi in conversation with Natasha Hoare
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The Great Journey
Lidia Al-Qattan in conversation with Monira Al Qadiri
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Past Disquiet
Rasha Salti and Kristine Khouri in conversation with Samah Hijawi
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Acoustic Encounters
Magdi Mostafa in conversation with Clelia Coussonnet
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Hero to Hero
Sohrab Kashani in conversation with Taus Makhacheva
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Film After Euphoria
Rasha Salti in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Programme / Schedule
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Speaker Biographies + Synopses
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Curatorial Narrative
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Introduction
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Qalandiya International 2016: This Sea is Mine
Online exhibition catalogue
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Kuwait Transformed
Farah Al-Nakib in conversation with Todd Reisz
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Closing Remarks
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Laughing Out Loud
Meriem Bennani in conversation with Myriam Ben Salah
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Online Programme
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Video documentation: Day 2
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FIELD MEETING Take 4: Thinking Practice
Video documentation: Day 1
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The Performativity of Emotions
Abdullah Al-Mutairi in conversation with Sarah Abu Abdallah
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The Non-Located Space
Mahmoud Khaled in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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The Shortest Length Between Two Points
Slavs and Tatars in conversation with Franz Thalmair
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History All Wrapped Up
Gülsün Karamustafa in conversation with Basak Senova
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Still (the) Barbarians
Koyo Kouoh in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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New Kids On The Block
Randa Mirza in conversation with Amira Gad
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Action Piece
Reza Aramesh in conversation with Lara Atallah
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Not New Now
Reem Fadda in conversation with Fawz Kabra
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Between Middle and East
JW Stella in conversation with Aimee Dawson
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Enunciation Rather Than Representation
Alya Sebti in conversation with Göksu Kunak
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Auto-Connections
UBIK in conversation with Isabella Ellaheh Hughes
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Accumulative Processes
Marwa Arsanios in conversation with Fawz Kabra
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Online exhibition catalogue
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Enacting the Void
Fayçal Baghriche in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Performative States
Coco Fusco in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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In Lieu of Absence
Taysir Batniji in conversation with Silke Schmickl
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What Was Lost
Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in conversation with Nat Muller
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Image Politics
ismaël in conversation with Wafa Gabsi
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We Are Sick, But We Are Alive
Haig Aivazian in conversation with Rayya Badran
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The Symphony of Death
Adel Abidin in Conversation with Basak Senova
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Progressive Roots
Sussan Deyhim in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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The Personal and the Political All at Once
Adham Hafez in conversation with Suzy Halajian
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Ex Apartment
Matthias Lilienthal in conversation with Göksu Kunak
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Restaging Invisibilities
Fayçal Baghriche in conversation with Laura Allsop
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Dark Matters
Morehshin Allahyari in conversation with Hannah Gregory
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Doing Performance
Hassan Sharif in conversation with Nujoom Al Ghanem
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The Art of Subversion
Caveh Zahedi in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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A Woman's Place?
Robin Kahn in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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A Mobile Agent
Adelita Husni-Bey in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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History as Concept
Lasse Lau in conversation with Amira Gad
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The Outsider
Mario Rizzi in conversation with Cristiana Perrella
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The Many Metamorphoses of Mounira al Solh
Mounira al Solh in conversation with Nat Muller
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Performative Resonances
Hiwa K in conversation with Anthony Downey and Amal Khalaf
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Role Play
Oreet Ashery in conversation with Amal Khalaf
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The Right to Shelter
Helene Kazan in conversation with Amal Khalaf
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Echoes & Reverberations
Online exhibition catalogue
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Image Appropriation
Urok Shirhan in Conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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The Islamic Sonic-Social
Seth Ayyaz in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Speculations for Collective Transformations
Farah Saleh in conversation with Marianna Liosi
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Spaces of Agency
Maya Zbib in conversation with Amal Khalaf
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Information Acts
Navine G. Khan-Dossos in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Family Ties
Mohssin Harraki in conversation with Karima Boudou
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Epic Painting
Dia Azzawi in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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NOTES FROM THE RESISTANCE
Özgür Uçkan and Vasif Kortun in conversation with Basak Senova
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Homeland(s)
Hrair Sarkissian in conversation with Raed Yassin
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A Certain Aesthetic
Walid Siti in conversation with Nat Muller
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Reversing Power, Allowing Possibilities
Yael Bartana in conversation with Clelia Coussonnet
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An Architecture of Apprehension
Timo Nasseri in conversation with Laura Allsop
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Lost in Narration
Rabih Mroué in conversation with Anthony Downey
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A Militant Cinema
Mohanad Yaqubi in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Disposable Memories
Raed Yassin in conversation with Nat Muller
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My Sister Who Travels
Martina Caruso in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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When Energy Becomes Form
Stefano Rabolli Pansera in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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A Big Bang Theory
Eric Van Hove in conversation with Natasha Hoare
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Forensic Transgressions
Maryam Monalisa Gharavi in conversation with Mirene Arsanios
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States of Suspension
Youmna Chlala in conversation with Fawz Kabra
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Art After Identity Politics
Nav Haq in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Aquatic Memory
Hera Büyüktaşçıyan in conversation with Basak Senova
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Alternate Geographies
Sumesh Sharma in conversation with Amanprit Sandhu
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No Boundaries
Aikaterini Gegisian in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Mirrors for Princes
Anthony Downey and Beatrix Ruf in conversation with Slavs and Tatars
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Global Art Forum 9
Sheyma Buali in conversation with Turi Munthe and Sultan Sooud Al-Qassemi
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From Central Asia to the Caucasus
Leeza Ahmady in conversation with Taus Makhacheva
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A New World Summit
Jonas Staal in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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A Cartography of Events
Vangelis Vlahos in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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A Century of Centuries
November Paynter and Didem Pekün in conversation with Basak Senova
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Who's Afraid of Religion?
Köken Ergun in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Video Channelling
Mai Elwakil in conversation with Daniella Rose King
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Free Expression
The Arab Digital Expression Foundation in conversation with Laura Cugusi
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The Art of Resonance
Tarek Atoui in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Emergent Cinema
Ahd in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Flash Futures
Monira Al Qadiri in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Collective Networking
Burak Arıkan in conversation with Basak Senova
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Time Over Development
Hisham Al-Madhloum in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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A Hybrid Model
Antonia Carver in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Positional Views
Eungie Joo in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Transmission Systems
Raed Yassin in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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From the Ground Up
Discussing arts infrastructure in Tehran
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Archives on Archives
Maryam Jafri in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Chapters, Records, Keywords
Lucien Samaha in conversation with Walid Raad, Part I
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Lingering in Vicinity
Maha Maamoun in conversation with Aleya Hamza
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An Open Methodology
Ahmed Nagy in conversation with Mai Elwakil
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Object Study
Mona Marzouk in conversation with Aleya Hamza
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Alien Encounters
Rana Hamadeh in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Image and Imagination
Ali Cherri in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Samples of Life
Joe Namy in conversation with Garine Aivazian
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Photography as Apparatus
Akram Zaatari in conversation with Anthony Downey
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An Artwork is not Just a Passive Object You Hang on Your Wall
Elif Öner in conversation with Derya Yücel
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After the Biennial
Fulya Erdemci in conversation with Basak Senova
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Raising the Roof
Nevin Aladağ in conversation with Walter D. Mignolo
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Meanwhile…History
Shumon Basar, Ala Younis and Omar Berrada in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Narrative Treatments
Wael Shawky in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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On Documentation
Parastou Forouhar in conversation with David Hodge and Hamed Yousefi
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Building Mental Infrastructures
Ayşe Erkmen in conversation with Basak Senova
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The State of a Nation
Larissa Sansour in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Hiding Out In My Own Place
Nida Sinnokrot in conversation with Natasha Hoare
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Picturing the Homeland
Carole Alfarah in conversation with María Gómez López
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Cultivating Continuities
Suha Shoman in conversation with Amin Alsaden
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Visualizing Displacement
Foundland in conversation with Nat Muller
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Then and Now
Adelina von Fürstenberg in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Where Are We Now?
Hicham Khalidi in conversation with Daniella Rose King
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Common Grounds and Common Cultures
Kamel Lazaar in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Expanding the Archive
Jumana Manna in conversation with Sheyma Buali
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Curating the Revolution: Meeting Points 7
WHW in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Memory Montage
Uriel Orlow in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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The Tentmakers of Cairo
Kim Beamish in conversation with Sam Bowker
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Systems of Fragments
Hajra Waheed in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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The Jerusalem Show
A View from Afar: Stephanie Bailey
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Influence, Passion, Process
Lucien Samaha in conversation with Walid Raad, Part II
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Politics in Practice
Younes Bouadi in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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The Time is Out of Joint
Tarek Abou El Fetouh in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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On Logical Revolts
Louis Henderson in conversation with Amira Gad
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Capturing Evanescence
Rifat Chadirji and Balkis Sharara in conversation with Amin Alsaden
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The Making of a Collective
MADRASSA Collective in conversation with Antonia Alampi
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Is This about Culture?
Leung Chi Wo in conversation with Robin Peckham
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Re-Enacting Rupture
Lamia Joreige in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Present Continuous
Christine Tohme in conversation with Rachel Dedman
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Art in the Time of the Anthropocene
Nora Razian, Nataša Petrešin Bachelez, and Angela Harutyunyan in conversation, with a contribution from Natasha Gasparian
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The Woven Archive
Héla Ammar in conversation with Wafa Gabsi
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Writing by Example
Meriç Algün Ringborg in conversation with Nora Razian
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Event Horizon
Eric Baudelaire in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Revisiting Internationalists
Fadi Bardawil in conversation with Zeynep Oz
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Shooting What is Missing
Hamza Halloubi in conversation with Natasha Hoare
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Future Imperfect
Anthony Downey: Introduction to 'Future Imperfect'
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Future Imperfect
Alia Rayyan: Recounting the Past, Present and Future
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Future Imperfect
Hussam al-Saray: in conversation with Ala Younis | A Cultural Encyclopaedia of Iraq
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Future Imperfect
Wided Rihana Khadraoui: Digitalizing Social Change through Cultural Institutions in Saudi Arabia
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Future Imperfect
Monira Al Qadiri: The Saudi New Wave | Digital Landscapes and Future Institutions
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Future Imperfect
Nile Sunset Annex: Plotting in Egypt: Art People
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Future Imperfect
Lois Stonock: Mapping the Possible: Syrian Organizations, Movements and Platforms
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Future Imperfect
Leila Al-Shami: Emerging from ‘The Kingdom of Silence’ | Beyond Institutions in Revolutionary Syria
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Ibraaz Launch Venice
Ibraaz
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January Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Art & Patronage Summit
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz February Newsletter
Ibraaz
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March Meeting 2012 Report
Sharjah Art Foundation, 17-19 March 2012
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On Super-diversity by Tariq Ramadan
Reflections 03
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April Newsletter
Ibraaz
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The New Arab
Art and Culture in the ‘Imagined’ Arab World, Cornerhouse, Manchester, 13 April 2012
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Ibraaz Platform 003 Launch
Ibraaz
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London Palestine Film Festival 2012
Nour K Sacranie
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Rabih Mroué and the Pixelated Revolution
Fawz Kabra
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Ibraaz June Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Where do we go from here? Women in Contemporary Arab Art
Isabella Ellaheh Hughes
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The Longevity of Rupture
1967 in Art and Its Histories, June 1-2, 2012 American University of Beirut, Lebanon
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Zineb Sedira in Conversation
Coline Milliard
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/A.R.I.A/ (Artist Residency in Algiers)
Nour K Sacranie
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Virtual Agoras at the 7th Berlin Biennale
Charlotte Bank
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Ibraaz July Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Freedom to Express: The Abdellia Affair
Rachida Triki
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LACMA’s Art of the Middle East
Sara Raza
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On the Stage of the Event
The Cairo Seminar in Alexandria, dOCUMENTA (13)
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Ibraaz August Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Syrian filmmaker, Orwa Nyrabia, missing
Sheyma Buali
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Ibraaz Platform 004 Announced
Ibraaz
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Safar: A Journey Through Popular Arab Cinema
Sheyma Buali
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Press Release: Media and Artistic Practices in the Middle East and North Africa
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz September Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Syrian Art Comes of Age
Malu Halasa
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First Paradise Then the World
Two Exhibitions in Paris
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A Playhouse in Shangri La
The Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art's Artist Residency Programme
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Is Artists' Independence Being Subsumed by Politics?
Notes from a roundtable discussion on the state of the arts in Egypt
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Alternative to What?
A roundtable discussion at Tate Modern contemplates the role of alternative education
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Ibraaz December Newsletter
Ibraaz
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The Art Of Dialogue
New initiative fosters connections between the Middle East and the western world
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Nile Sunset Annex
An Artist-Run Gallery Space in Cairo
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Platform 005: Globalising Tactics in Contemporary Art
Questions to be addressed
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Ibraaz February Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Battle of Images
Contemporary Image Collective, Cairo
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Ibraaz March Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz April Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz Platform 005
Ibraaz
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Global Futures Forum 2013
10 Years On: Art and Everyday Life in Iraq and Iran
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10 Years On: Art and Everyday Life in Iraq and Iran
Ibraaz in partnership with Winchester Centre for Global Futures in Art
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Critical Anxieties
Regional vis-à-vis Global Discourses: Contemporary Art from the Middle East
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Tongue Twists
A Slavs and Tatars Panel Discussion at Art Space Pythagorion
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Symposium: Future Imperfect – Cultural Propositions and Global Perspectives
Ibraaz
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Deconstructing the Public Sphere
A Report on Future City
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Present Projections
Future Imperfect, A Symposium
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Best Wishes for 2014 from Ibraaz
Ibraaz
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The Square
Aimee Dawson
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Ibraaz January Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz Platform 007
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz/Kamel Lazaar Foundation announce online media partnership with Art Dubai's 2014 Global Art Forum
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz March Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz April Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz Platform 007
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz June Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Architecture After Revolution
Decolonizing Architecture at Tate Modern
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Ibraaz September Newsletter
Ibraaz
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(Soft) Power Trip
Edge of Arabia Launches Culturunners
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Ibraaz October Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz Platform 008
Ibraaz
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Jerusalem Show VII: Report
Reema Salha Fadda
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Ibraaz November Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz December Newsletter
Ibraaz
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Six Decades in the Making
Parviz Tanavoli’s Retrospective at the Davis Museum
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Ibraaz Platform 009 | Launch Reader
Ibraaz
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Echoes & Reverberations
Online exhibition catalogue
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A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things
Online exhibition catalogue
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Ibraaz Reader 009/01
Ibraaz
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Performative Traces: The Union of Fire and Water
Almagul Menlibayeva in conversation with Basak Senova
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Ibraaz Reader 009/03
Ibraaz
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Townhouse: Practical Solutions, Impractical Conditions
William Wells in conversation at Serpentine Galleries
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The Egyptian Surrealists in Global Perspective
A Report from the AUC
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Real Edgy
A Report from Home Works 7 and Athens Biennale 5 to 6
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Happy New Year from Ibraaz
Ibraaz
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New Appointments at Ibraaz
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz Platform 010 | Where to Now?
Ibraaz
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Performing Politics
Işıl Eğrikavuk's The Art of Disagreement
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Ibraaz February Reader 009/08
Ibraaz
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Future Musings
On the 2016 Global Art Forum ‘The Future Was’
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Ibraaz Reader 009/10
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz Platform 010 | Where to Now?
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz June Reader 010/01
Ibraaz
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Ibraaz June Reader 010/02
Ibraaz
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Conflating Histories
Two Exhibitions on the Armenian Legacy in Anatolia
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Telling Other Stories
A Report from Cologne
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Ibraaz Channel: Videobrasil's 'Collection in Context #1'
Videobrasil
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Chapter 31 at P21 Gallery, London
An Odd Piece of Research on the Many Virtues of Oriental Imagination
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JAOU 2017
Aimee Dawson
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Ibraaz Talks: Art Dubai 2013
Sophia Al-Maria: On Automobiles
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Ibraaz Talks: Art Dubai 2013
Guy Mannes-Abbott: On Drones
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Ibraaz Talks: Art Dubai 2013
Basim Magdy: On Science Fiction
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Ibraaz Talks: Art Dubai 2013
Murtaza Vali: On Domesticity
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10 Years On: Art and Everyday Life in Iraq and Iran
Ibraaz Talks: Wafaa Bilal
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Ibraaz Talks: 13th Istanbul Biennial
Trevor Paglen: Aesthetics
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Ibraaz Talks: 13th Istanbul Biennial
Köken Ergun: Lived Experience
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Ibraaz Talks: 13th Istanbul Biennial
Burak Arikan & Başak Şenova: Network Data
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Future Imperfect
Ibraaz
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The Future Imperfect Lectures
Ibraaz
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Slavs and Tatars in conversation with Anthony Downey
Language Arts at The Third Line
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Global Art Forum 8
Live
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Hans Ulrich Obrist: in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Shumon Basar: in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Shiva Balaghi: in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Oscar Guardiola-Rivera: in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Todd Reisz: in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Okwui Enwezor: in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Farah Al-Nakib: in conversation with Stephanie Bailey
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
Adam Szymczyk: in conversation with Omar Kholeif
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Ibraaz Talks: Global Art Forum 8
John Akomfrah: in conversation with Anthony Downey
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Global Art Forum 8
1971-1979 The Short Seventies (World)
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Global Art Forum 8
Soviet Orientalism and Political Mobilisation
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Global Art Forum 8
Ibn Khaldun’s The Muqadimmah
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Global Art Forum 8
Crisis The End of Pearling in the Gulf (Qatar)
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Global Art Forum 8
1972-1982 Spaceship Sheraton and the Making of Doha's Masterplans
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Global Art Forum 8
1971-1979 The Short Seventies (UAE)
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Jarideh
Tania El Khoury
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A Kind of Machine Called Liberation
Lin Yilin
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Chic Point (excerpt)
Fashion for Israeli Checkpoints
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Curating Live Art
Performances at Echoes & Reverberations
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Bit Téléférique
Dictaphone group
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Erasing
Wafaa Bilal
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This Lemon Tastes of Apple
Hiwa K.
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Art Dubai's Global Art Forum 2016: The Future Was
Ibraaz
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Hamletmachine 2
Zoukak Theatre Company
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Maybe If You Choreograph Me, You Will Feel Better
Tania El Khoury
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Turbulent
Shirin Neshat
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Girl
Sondos Shabayek
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Logical Revolts
Louis Henderson
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The Tentmakers of Cairo
Kim Beamish
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Glocal Reflections
APEAL's 'Museum in the Making' and Temporary. Art. Platform. present: The 2016 Ras Masqa Artists' Residency
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Revisiting Genesis
A web series by Oreet Ashery
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‘You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one!’
Kauther
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‘You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one!’
Al Intithar : (The Waiting )
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‘You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one!’
Mario Rizzi
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Figures Upon Landscape
A Hero Never Dies: Wissam Charaf
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Figures Upon Landscape
Beau Geste: Yto Barrada
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Figures Upon Landscape
Jim Quilty
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The Tethered
Sama Alshaibi
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Chta
Saad
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Kiarostami: Silent Moments
A tribute by Gelareh Kiazand
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Tariqah
Sama Alshaibi
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Muraqaba
Sama Alshaibi
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Dhikr
Sama Alshaibi
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Baraka
Sama Alshaibi
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Silsila
Sama Alshaibi
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Ordinary Madness (Sareyyet Ramallah)
Farah Saleh
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Larissa Sansour Trilogy
Larissa Sansour
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Sanctity
Ahd
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The Sun's Incubator
Ammar Al-Beik
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Bouchra Khalili in conversation
Bouchra Khalili
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Sunstone
Filipa César and Louis Henderson
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Drapchi Elegy
Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam
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Monument of Arrival and Return
Basir Mahmood
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Clash
Mohamed Diab
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Déplacement
Mithkal Alzghair
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Six Moments from a Revolution
A Brief History of the Shoura Council So Far: February 2015
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Six Moments from a Revolution
Martyrs of the Egyptian Revolution: December 2011
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Planetary Records: Performing Justice Between Art and Law
Council presents: The Against Nature Journal
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Planetary Records: Performing Justice Between Art and Law
Performing the Trial: Re-enactment, Ritual, Remediation
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Planetary Records: Performing Justice Between Art and Law
Trace Environments: Sovereignty, toxicity and the littoral
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Though I Know the River is Dry
Omar Robert Hamilton
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Maajooneh: Stop-Motion on Syria
Yaman (2016)
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Maajooneh: Stop-Motion on Syria
Fade to Black (2015)
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Maajooneh: Stop-Motion on Syria
Amer AlBarzawi
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Uncommon Grounds: New Media and Critical Practices in North Africa and the Middle East
Edited by Anthony Downey (IB Tauris, 2014)
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Dissonant Archives: Contemporary Visual Culture and Contested Narratives in the Middle East
Edited by Anthony Downey (IB Tauris, 2015)
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Six Moments from a Revolution: A Mosireen Video Timeline
Omar Robert Hamilton
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Don’t Shrink Me to the Size of a Bullet: The Works of Hiwa K
Edited by Anthony Downey (Walther König Verlag, 2017)
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History in Play
Hammad Nasar in conversation with Reema Salha Fadda
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Creating Intimacies: On the Spring Sessions Programme in Amman
Toleen Touq in conversation with Reema Salha Fadda
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On Building Nations
A two-part conversation with Szabolcs KissPál and Mahmoud Khaled
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Future Imperfect: Contemporary Art Practices and Cultural Institutions in the Middle East
Edited by Anthony Downey (Sternberg Press, 2016)
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News
To close Ibraaz Platform 010, we present new essays by Ibraaz Editor-in-Chief Anthony Downey, Ibraaz Senior Editor Stephanie Bailey, Ibraaz Contributing Editor Ala Younis, and Natasha Hoare; interviews with Szabolcs KissPál and Mahmoud Khaled, Toleen Touq, Cevdet Erek, Hammad Nasar; projects by Shadi Habib Allah, Mahmoud Bakhshi, Maryam Monalisa Gharavi,...
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Where to Now: Shifting Regional Dynamics and Cultural Production in North Africa and the Middle East
Platform 010 Editorial
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Now Where?
On Navigating Without a Compass
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Violent Relatedness, Embeddings, Hindsight
Ala Younis
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Midad: The Public and Intimate Lives of Arabic Calligraphy at Dar El-Nimer
Reema Salha Fadda
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Polyphonic Worlds
Contour Biennale 8
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A Faustian Pact
Notes on Geo-cultural Exhibitions
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Act I: Sharjah Biennial 13
Stephanie Bailey
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Recollections
Notes on a film by Kamal Aljafari
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Works on Paper
Artists Intervening in Lebanese Dailies
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Pattern Recognition at the Mosaic Rooms
Lizzy Collier
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Condemned to Depth
Invisible Architecture in Rana ElNemr’s Streams of Synonyms
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Both Sides of the Curtain
Meeting Points 8
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Questions of Collectivity in the Absence of Connectivity
On Qalandiya International 2016 in Ramallah
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Dear Animal
Notes in a Conversation on a Film by Maha Maamoun
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Al Araba Al Madfuna
Wael Shawky at the Fondazione Merz
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Mustafa Hulusi
Negative Ecstasy at Dirimart, Istanbul
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When Art Becomes Liberty
The Egyptian Surrealists (1938–1965)
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The 4th Aflam International Festival of Arab Cinema
Natasha Marie Llorens
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Off the Record
Nil Yalter at ARTER, Istanbul
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Casting Stories in Transit
Katia Kameli at the Mosaic Rooms
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Field Meeting 4: Thinking Practice
Closing Remarks
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The Portrait is an Address
Hassan Khan at Beirut Art Center
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The Writing of Art
Inspired by calligraphy
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Kamal Aljafari: A Recollection
Hamid Dabashi
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Portrait Sessions
Vikram Divecha at Tashkeel
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What Representations?
Exhibitions and Other Representations in 25 Years at Witte de With
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Invisible Threads
Technology and Its Discontents
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Against the Market
The Art of Shirin Neshat
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Black Friday
Sophia Al-Maria at the Whitney Museum of American Art
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Absent Beirut
Reflections on Reflections
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The Weight of the World
Etel Adnan at Serpentine Galleries
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Chronographia
Gülsün Karamustafa Retrospective at Hamburger Bahnhof
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La Mano de Dios
Rayyane Tabet at Museo Marino Marini
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Archiving a Revolution in the Digital Age, Archiving as an Act of Resistance
Lara Baladi
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Between Structure and Matter: Other Minimal Futures
At Aicon Gallery, New York
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The Arab Nude
The Artist as Awakener at AUB
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Fahrelnissa Zeid in the Mega-Museum
Mega-museums and modern artists from the Middle East
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Showroom Dummies
The 9th Berlin Biennale of Contemporary Art
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Return to the Former Middle East
Ibraaz 5th Year Anniversary Editorial
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Mass Individualism: A Form of Multitude
At Ab Anbar Gallery
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Globale: Allah’s Automata
Rozemin Keshvani
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The Turn المنعرج
Socially Engaged Art Practices in Tunisia
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Effective on the Ground and Invisible to the Global Art Market
Participatory Art in the Middle East
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Mona Hatoum at Tate Modern
Nicola Baird
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Seeking Togetherness
The 37th EVA International
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Sous les Pavés, la Plage
On Assumption and Authority
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Queer Chronopolitics
Forests, Freaks and Performativity
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Where to Now?
An Introduction to Platform 010
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Critique as Infrastructure
Organic Growth and the Rise of Visual Arts Organizations in the UAE
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Staging the Nation
Barrak Alzaid
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Response to Platform 10 by Burcu Pelvanoğlu
What are the urgent questions affecting cultural production in Turkey? I am writing from the perspective of Turkey, rather than the perspective of the Middle East and North Africa in general...
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Response to Platform 10 by Sabrina DeTurk
The varying political, cultural and economic circumstances of the participants of Art Dubai 2016, Design Days and the March Meeting, merit further consideration, as it is the differences among them that highlight the current constraints and opportunities for cultural production in the region.
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Response to Platform 10 by Alex Dika Seggerman
As a historian of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Middle Eastern art, I am concerned with the urgent questions facing cultural production as well as those facing histories of cultural production. My response below reflects that concern.
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Response to Platform 10 by Iftikhar Dadi
Of course, I do not wish to be misunderstood as arguing for nativism or closure. But the specific history of the region matters deeply, as factual evidence, but even more so in terms of identifying resources that can be transformed and activated in new ways today.
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Response to Platform 10 by Octavian Esanu
To answer this question I propose an excerpt from a text in progress called 'Art and Garbage'. This piece is intended to look into the relation between urgent social problems – in this case the ongoing garbage crisis in Lebanon – and contemporary art.
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Ibraaz Platform 009: Performance
Anthony Downey
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Not so Silent
On Walking and Crawling
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Sound and Vision
Earshot by Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Portikus, Frankfurt
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Experiencing ‘Badke’
KVS Theater in Brussels
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Stéphanie Saadé
Grey Noise Gallery
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Encroachment on the Everyday
Tehran’s Self-portrait
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Mindful Body
An Introduction to Body Art and Performance in the Gulf
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Un/Interrupted Formations
Choreographing Spaces of Gesticulation
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Feeling Dubbing
Six Short Stories on Arabic Voice Acting
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The Sleepwalkers
Rana Hamadeh at The Showroom, London
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Arab Art Histories: The Khalid Shoman Collection
Samah Hijawi
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Having the Stars
The Little Deaths of Christodoulos Panayiotou
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Made in Algeria
Genealogy of a Territory at MuCEM, Marseille
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1497
Green Art Gallery
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Treading Gulf Waters
Ahmad Makia
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In and Out of Algeria
Bruno Boudjelal's Documentary of Affect
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An Unknown Lover's Discourse
An Ode to Performing Subjectivity in Research
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The Great Hall Exhibition
Walead Beshty at The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU, James B Duke House
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The Image(s) Between Us
The Performance of Death in a Post-9/11 World
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Halim El Dabh
An Alternative Genealogy of Musique Concrète
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Collapsing Clouds of Gas and Dust
Vartan Avakian at Marfa’
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Criticality Performed Itself
The performative in the work of Hassan Khan
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On Constant Invention
Notes on Maverickism as Genealogy and Genealogy as Approach
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Tarek Atoui
At the 41st Aeschylia Festival
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Bouchra Ouizguen
The Subversive Feminine
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SALTWATER: A Theory of Thought Forms
The 14th Istanbul Biennial 2015
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Being ‘Inappropriate’
The Unspoken Battle of Self-Censorship
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La Vie Moderne
The 13th Biennale de Lyon
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The 5th Thessaloniki Biennale
Between the Pessimism of the Intellect and the Optimism of the Will
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'A Deep Reverence for the Region's History'
Edited Urbanism on Dubai Creek
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All the World’s Futures
A Review of the 56th Venice Biennale
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Accented
Maraya Art Centre
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Response to Platform 9 by Timo and Nadia Kaabi-Linke
'The following considerations on performance as an artistic medium in the region of North Africa and Middle East refer to more general problems that relate to the art form's status as an institutionalized aesthetic practice...'
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The Life and Times of Louis Saboungi
A Nomadological Study of Ottoman Arab Photography
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Performativity and Public Space
Interventions as Performative Gestures For Political Engagement in Jordan
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I Once Fell in Love with an Audience Member
Practice, Performance, Politics
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Transition Times
Performing Armenity at the 56th Venice Biennale
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The Politics of the (im)Possible
Sharjah Biennial 12: The past, the present, the possible
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Building in A-topia
Franco Berardi
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Letters to Naeem Mohaiemen
Lara Khaldi
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The Shadow Economies of Being Seen
Determining the Axis of the Global South and Middle East
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Tout va bien?
'Too Early, Too Late: Middle East and Modernity' at the Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna
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Past Disquiet
Narratives and Ghosts from the International Art Exhibition for Palestine, 1978, at MACBA
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Atmosphere
A Curatorial Take on the Global South
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Mobile Maghrebs
Contemporary Cinema from North Africa
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Maps That Don’t Belong
Natasha Ginwala
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BOOM, BOOM, BOOOOOM!
Notes on a Giant Implosion
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How Toshihiko Made Me Understand Islam
Monira Al Qadiri
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Hassan Matar
Lantian Xie at Grey Noise
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Assembled in Streams of Synonyms
Rana ElNemr at the American University in Cairo’s Sharjah Art Gallery
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Living Roundabouts in Bahrain
Five Stages of an Artist Residency
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Aesthetics of Migration
Street Art in the Mediterranean Border Zones
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Other Maps
On Bouchra Khalili’s Cartographies
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As in an Ocean
On Nikolaj Larsen's End of Dreams
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Farther Than Language Can Reach
On the Work of Basma Alsharif
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'I am an Artist'
Portrait of a Salafi en abyme in the Cyber World
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Platform 008 Editorial
Anthony Downey
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The Geopolitics of Contemporary Art
Nikos Papastergiadis and Gerardo Mosquera
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Between Iran and Dubai
An Art Collection as an Alternative Archive of Iranian History
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Tracing Dissent at the Margins of Empire
Pan-Kaffirism in Iraq, South Africa, and Sri Lanka
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Response to Platform 8 by Clare Davies and Nida Ghouse
This research-based response marks the beginning of a collaborative project undertaken by Clare Davies and Nida Ghouse that considers histories of artistic production in relation to the concept of metanoia.
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Response to Platform 8 by Embroiderers of Actuality
Embroiderers of Actuality is an action that aims to be a sensible provocation: a visual discussion about the position of women in the society.
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Response to Platform 8 by Jeannette Ehlers
The term 'Global South' is quite new to me – but since my practice is concerned with the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade and the impact colonialism has on today's power structures I find it obvious that the concept of the 'Global South' is of great relevance in my...
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Response to Platform 8 by Farida El Gazzar
The group of paintings is inspired by 'momentary images' or more accurately frozen moments taken from the contemporary cityscape of Egypt, as well as from personal records; old photographs found in family albums.
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Response to Platform 8 by Daria Kirsanova
In the years that followed the destruction of the Berlin Wall, which triggered the rise of post-colonial studies, the definition of the term 'the Global South' has changed dramatically.
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Response to Platform 8 by Anthony Gardner
Strategic though it may be, the binary of 'South' and 'North' is no less reductive than the stale binaries of yore: of 'East' and 'West', communist and capitalist, aesthetics and politics, the list goes on.
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The North of the South and the West of the East
A Provocation to the Question
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The Global South
Conflicting Narratives and the Invention of Geographies
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The Jerusalem Show VII
Outside Looking In: Taking a Title and Running With It*
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Notes on Performative Urbanism
An Emergent Design Approach to the Gulf
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Measures of Uncertainty
Tina Sherwell
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Scripts of the Art World
Burak Delier
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Unedited History, Iran 1960–2014
A Recourse to the Past
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Mirror Worlds
Here and Elsewhere at the New Museum
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Platform 007: Future Imperfect (Part II)
Building Institutions Through Practice
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Making Stories Visible
A Yemeni Art History
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The Future of Art in the Age of Militarized De-Production
Re-Thinking Cultural Development in Palestine
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'We, the Intellectuals'
Re-routing Institutional Critique
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Informal Domains
Art and Culture Beyond Institutions in Amman
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Intervening Space
From the Intimate to the World
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GCC: Achievements in Retrospective
Leili Sreberny-Mohammadi
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Basma Alsharif: The Doppelgänger
Berlin Documentary Forum 3 at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
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Walling Strategy
Can T-Wall Murals really Beautify the Fragmented Baghdad?
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Future Fiction
In the Shadow of Nasser
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Utopian Dust Versus Perfumed Amplification
Object Lessons from Saadiyat Island and Gehry’s Guggenheim, Abu Dhabi
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Doha Days
Global Art Forum 8 at Katara Art Center
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Hassan Khan in Cairo
Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival (D-CAF)
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All Mother Tongues Are Difficult
Mounira Al Solh at Sfeir-Semler Gallery, Beirut
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Freedom has no script
Burak Delier at Iniva
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The Revolution Will Not Be Online
33rpm and a Few Seconds by Rabih Mroué and Lina Saneh
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Anachronistic Ambitions
Imagining the Future, Assembling the Past
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Filling the Gaps
Arts Infrastructures and Institutions in Libya Post-Dictatorship
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Designing the Future
What Does It Mean to Be Building a Library in Iraq?
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Other People’s Stories
Or, Severing History From the Person
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Response to Platform 7 by Redha Moali
In a globalized and quite complex world we need 'tools' to help shape our societies. This is what art institutions could be: giant toolboxes!
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Response to Platform 7 by Paul Vandenbroeck
"Neither identification with an institution nor disengagement from an institution guarantees fluid, sensitive attitudes and openmindedness."
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Response to Platform 7 by Stéphanie Dadour
'I don't believe culture is nowadays negotiating social activity, political engagement and critical practices. Culture is following the forces of the market.'
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Response to Platform 7 by Youmna Chlala
'You can't draw desire, you have to walk it.'
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Response to Platform 7 by Sirine Fattouh
'By producing an idea of the future, art transgresses official history and produces its own reality.'
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Response to Platform 7 by Sherri Wasserman
'I suggest that we look at the past and present strengths of cultural organizations, which have always served social and informational purposes, regardless of region and time. It is in these two spheres that the future resides.'
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Response to Platform 7 by Judith Greer
'When one speaks of 'art infrastructures', it is crucial to recognize that infrastructures are, most importantly, people...and one of the most critical and urgent needs is for arts education.'
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Response to Platform 7 by Burak Arikan
'Better imagine now, rather than later.'
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Knowledge Bound
Reflections on Ashkal Alwan's Home Workspace Program, 2013-14
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Knowledge Bound
Reflections on Ashkal Alwan's Home Workspace Program, 2013-14
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Language Arts
Slavs and Tatars at The Third Line
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Mouthfeel
Maryam Jafri at Gasworks
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Alt Üst
Cevdet Erek at Spike Island, Bristol
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Recalling the Future
Post-Revolutionary Iranian Art at SOAS
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Beyond the Odalisque
A Perspective on Algeria's Cultural Scene
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Flash Frozen Fire
Haleh Redjaian at Arratia Beer
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Ways of Un-Seeing
Georgia Kotretsos: SPRING CLEANING and KARFI in Rabat
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Notes on Women in Iranian Art
A Review
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The Strangeness of Sports
Haig Aivazian’s multi-piece installation FUGERE at Sfeir-Semler, Hamburg
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Rethinking National Archives in Colonial Countries and Zones of Conflict
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Israel's National Photography Archives as a Case Study
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Fire talks to me
Almagul Menlibayeva
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5UNTHA
Abdullah Al-Mutairi
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هيجان البحر والدم
Sarah Abu Abdallah
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Juvenalia
Malak Helmy and Sophia Al Maria
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Semitic Score
Oreet Ashery
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The Elounda Summit
(The Differences Between The Parts Are The Subject of The Composition)
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The Ugly One
Eric Baudelaire
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Istanbul Microphone Men
Santiago Mostyn
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19 a Day
Taus Makhacheva
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On the Back of Sleep
Malak Helmy
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Incidents of the Paradoxical Gaze
Yogesh Barve & Clark House Initiative
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End of Dreams
Nikolaj Larsen
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Les Voyages
Simohammed Fettaka & Basak Senova
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Deep Sleep II
Basma Alsharif
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My Dick in My Dick, Kiss Me Again, After Eight, All Mother Tongues Are Difficult and their sisters.
Mounira Al Solh
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Submarine Writing
Hera Büyüktaşçıyan
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… A story I never forgot…
Rosana Palazyan
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Capitulation of Discourse
Ariel Hassan
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Notes For Leaving and Arriving
Youmna Chlala
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Billboards
Meriç Algün Ringborg
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2922 Days
Uriel Orlow
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So I don't really know sometimes if it's because of culture
Leung Chi Wo
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It is small, we like it this way
Aikaterini Gegisian
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The Tree School
Campus in Camps and Grupo Contrafilé
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The Imaginary Aquarium
Mohamed Fariji
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There, before
Isak Berbic
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The Future of Smart Technology is In Your Hands
Caline Aoun
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Two Stories Distorted
Mohamed Abdelkarim
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Painter on a Study Trip II
Mahmoud Khaled
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Chronicles from Majnun until Layla
Azin Feizabadi
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Myth Busters
Monira Al Qadiri
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Common Elements
Iman Issa
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From Behind the Monument
Jasmina Metwaly
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The Work Does Not Mean Anything To Me
Thoughts on Art and Art Discourse
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Hashem L Kelesh – هاشم الكلش
Medrar .TV
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The Hierarchy of Being
Wafaa Bilal at Maraya Art Park, Sharjah
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The Use of Social Media as a Dated Document and its Prospect as an Archive
Elif Öner and Vincent Rozenberg
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Portraits
Setareh Shahbazi
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Received Pronunciations
Notes from three spaces in which the law resounds
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Finding the Date
An online archive by Lucien Samaha
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The Goodness Regime
A project by Jumana Manna and Sille Storihle
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Night Visitor
A project by Maha Maamoun
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Orality, an Immaterial Heritage
A project by Katia Kameli
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The One That Got Away
The Circus (2)
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SENSING OTHERWISE
A Story of an Exhibition
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The One That Got Away
On the Rooftop
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98weeks: Our Lines Are Now Open
A Radio Series on the Poetics and Politics of Language
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The Incidental Insurgents
The Part about the Bandits Pt.2
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Codes of Limbo
Basak Senova on Zeren Göktan's Counter (2013)
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Saadiyat Island
Hans Haacke
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Chewing the Data Fat
Sophia Al-Maria
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Dropping a Yassin Dynasty Vase
Raed Yassin
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Sound from the Hallways
Lasse Lau
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Morse Code Composition
Cynthia Zaven
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ALWAN
Adelita Husni-Bey
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Sahrawi Scrapbook
A Project by Robin Kahn
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Minecraft Mausoleum
A Video Game Mausoleum for Bashar al-Assad
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I Was Blacklisted by Thom Powers
Documenting the Backlash
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Beyond the Image
A Project by Lara Baladi with an introduction by Dorothea Schoene
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The Sound And The Fury
An Image of a Revolution
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Nation Estate
Elevator Advertisements
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Do You Have Work Tomorrow?
Mahmoud Khaled
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Revolutionary art
Naira Antoun
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Wandering of a Collective
Makan
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The Saaheb Collective
Dream Homes and Community-building
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Following, A week in Cairo
Roy Samaha
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Incomprehensible
Yousef Moscatello
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The Incidental Insurgents
A Story in Parts
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Soundscapes
A project by Tom Bogaert for Ibraaz
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Culture In Defiance
Continuing Traditions of Satire, Art and the Struggle for Freedom in Syria
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Map of Faith
A project by Yousef Moscatello
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Family Friendly
A project by Fayçal Baghriche
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Untitled YouTube Stills
A Project by Anahita Razmi
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Writing on the Walls
Transition, a photographic series by Myriam Abdelaziz
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The Past Was Another Country
Two Projects by Sinisa Vlajkovic
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From Brute Ornament
Seher Shah's Recent Drawings
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D.M., The Arabian Gulf Chapter
Isak Berbic
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On-longing
A Project by Saba Innab
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Bus Cemetery
A Project by Dictaphone Group
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The Missing Link 3
A Mother's Tongue, On Ahmad Ghossein's film My Father is Still a Communist
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40 years of Running on the Same Spot
A Libyan Diary (Part III) - December 2011
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40 years of Running on the Same Spot
A Libyan Diary (Part II) - November 2011
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Ode to the Worthy Extinction of the Metaphor
Mustapha Benfodil
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Fallin' Dictators
Lina Khatib
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The Video Diaries
Khaled Hafez
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Rendezvous
Nikolaj Larsen
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40 years of Running on the Same Spot
A Libyan Diary (Part I) - October 2011
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Supposing I love you. And you also love me.
Wendelien van Oldenborgh
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The Missing Link Part Two
Marwa Arsanios
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Batroun Concrète 0.0
Batroun Projects
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The A77A Project
On Presidents & Superheroes
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Dubai Citytellers
Francesco Jodice
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The Missing Link
Cecilia Andersson
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'Graphic Witness' at Drawing Room, London
Projects 'Graphic Witness' at Drawing Room, London 010 / 16 June 2017 When images of conflict and protest can be so easily captured on mobile devices, why translate them into graphic representations? How does the translation into graphic form change the act of witnessing, fabricate commentaries on instances of injustice,...
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Endless Celebration
Mahmoud Bakhshi
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theDISCORD
A project by Benji Boyadgian
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Looking for the Dhab
Shadi Habib Allah
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Contain Contain
Maryam Monalisa Gharavi
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Laika
Zamir Suleymanov
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DEBE BE wakollou sawt ka wak3i el7afer 3ala el2ard essolba
The Society of False Witnesses
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Doppelgänging
Basma Alsharif
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Huma
Morehshin Allahyari
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Recollection
Kamal Aljafari
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Expanding and Remaining
Navine G. Khan-Dossos
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A Dictionary of the Revolution
Amira Hanafi
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Some Pachinko Pieces
On Silence and Noise in Times of Crisis
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Vox Populi
Tahrir Archives
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The Taste of Displacement
Dena Al-Adeeb
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The Provisionary That Lasts (series)
Ahmed Badry
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The two women and the beautiful boy behind 'Of Men, Champagne and Victory Aside'
Maya Chami
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The mold that we melt in
APEAL's 'Museum in the Making' and Temporary. Art. Platform. present: The 2016 Ras Masqa Artists' Residency
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Ghosts of the Mediterranean Sea
APEAL's 'Museum in the Making' and Temporary. Art. Platform. present: The 2016 Ras Masqa Artists' Residency
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Maximum you can touch me
APEAL's 'Museum in the Making' and Temporary. Art. Platform. present: The 2016 Ras Masqa Artists' Residency
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pepsi, cola, water?
Tom Bogaert
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TandemWorks
Written by Mayssa Fattouh
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In the Future they Ate from the Finest Porcelain
Larissa Sansour and Soren Lind
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The Battle Scene
Zoukak Theatre Company
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Arm Wrestling with Super Sohrab
Sohrab Kashani
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RAM-COM
Meriem Bennani
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Love Letters to a Union – The Falling Comrades
Yazan Khalili Lara Khaldi
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Learning to Dance
An Online Performance
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On The Admissibility of Sound
Seth Ayyaz
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Author as Swindler
Burak Delier
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Watani Al Akbar
Urok Shirhan
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Cola Revlon Mouthwash
Adham Faramawy
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17 and in AUC: Documentation
Hassan Khan
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Nosebleed
Hasan Hujairi
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space, breath, time
Joe Namy
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Engineering Shelter
Helene Kazan
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Where are the Arabs?
Samah Hijawi
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Response to Platform 6 by Mounir Fatmi
Working with archives is a relatively new development, only recently have artists and institutions had access to archives. In the Middle East in general, the idea of the archive and of history is very vague. Even the idea of archiving, of having an institution that holds an archive, is new.
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Response to Platform 6 by Sandra Skurvida
I envision the liberation of an archive (from attachment to a person, state, or region) through its transfiguration into a database. This emancipation requires dematerialization and displacement.
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Response to Platform 6 by Nada Shabout
...one of the main problems with modernity in the Arab World is the lack of credibility, criticality and scrutiny in understanding, presenting, and evaluating its nature and objects.
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Response to Platform 6 by Héla Ammar
The conceptual turn of the 1970s gave full legitimacy to queries into the document and the archive. Issues of memory become the favourite material of contemporary artists. Yet, in Tunisia, we missed the conceptual turn of the 1970s – it took us until the start of the revolution in 2011...
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Response to Platform 6 by Laura U. Marks
Akira Mizuta Lippit, in Atomic Light (Shadow Optics), characterizes the shadow archive as what cannot be archived, and therefore survives when the archive is destroyed. The shadow archive describes the majority of Arab cultural memory, which survives in non-visual traces, such as the work done by memory and imagination in...
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Response to Platform 6 by Rona Sela
The Soldier: 'Indeed, I took these photographs from the pocket of a dead Arab, killed in Bab Al-Wad in the beginning of May 1948.
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Response to Platform 6 by Ian Almond
The idea of the art archive in the Middle East provokes a number of associations – some of them spiritual, some historical, some clearly political.
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Locating the Archive
The Search for 'Nurafkan'
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An Archive of Refusal
On Shuruq Harb's The Keeper
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Field notes for 'What We Left Unfinished'
Dispatch One: the Artist and the Archive, June–September 2013
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Archival Dissonance
Ibraaz Platform 006 Editorial
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Housing Archives
When Buildings Become Part of the Record
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The Spectre (of Knowledge)
The Recordings of the Cosmopolitan
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Enacting the Archives, Decentring the Muses
The Museum of Islamic Art in Doha and the Asian Civilizations Museum in Singapore
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In/distinction
Yasmine Eid-Sabbagh’s 'A photographic conversation from Burj al-Shamali Camp'
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Curating Conflict in Art
An I for an Eye and Death of a Cameraman
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Murder in Three Acts
Alsi Çavuşoğlu at Delfina Foundation, London
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Everywhere But Now
The 4th Thessaloniki Biennale
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Dancing with Barbarians
The 13th Istanbul Biennial
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Freedom of Expression
FIAF’s 2013 World Nomads Tunisia Festival
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The Crisis of Art in Tunisia
Farah Makni Hendaoui
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Articulating Dissensus
Contemporary Artistic Practice in Iran at a Revolutionary Moment
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Re-Framing Modernism
Saloua Raouda Choucair, Ibrahim El-Salahi and Meschac Gaba at Tate Modern
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Trials of Arab Modernity
Literary Affects and the New Political by Tarek El-Ariss
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Tea With Nefertiti
The Making of the Artwork by the Artist, the Museum and the Public
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Modern Iraqi Art: A Collection
Meem Gallery, Dubai
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Future Generation Art Prize 2013
Palazzo Contarini Polignac, Venice
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Points of Departure
Institute of Contemporary Art, London
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To the Barricades
Gezi Resistance, Public Space and the Counter-monumental
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Welcome to Iraq and Otherwise Occupied
Iraq and Palestine at the 2013 Venice Biennale
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Home Works 6
Tinkerings on the Instable Present Tense
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Covering One's Back
Gezira Art Center, Cairo
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DISPATCH - Here We Are: The Imagination of Public Space in Gezi Park
Creative Time Reports
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DISPATCH - FITNA AND THE IRANIAN ELECTIONS
Creative Time Reports
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On Reporting, the Documentary and the Aesthetic in Ursula Biemann and Angela Sanders’ Europlex
Amy Charlesworth
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Amman’s West Side Story
Is soft power helping or hindering the state of the arts in Jordan?
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Birds Eye View Festival 2013
Celebrating Arab Women Filmmakers
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RE:EMERGING, DECENTRING AND DELINKING
Shifting the Geographies of Sensing, Believing and Knowing
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The Future of the Future
Ibraaz Platform 005 Editorial
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One City, Two Guides – An Untimely Collaboration
What if Rani al Rajji and Michel De Certeau met in Beirut?
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Going Around in Circles
Looking for Palestine in the Jordanian Music Scene
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Saadiyat and the Gulf Labor Boycott
Gulf Labor
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Dubai’s Mystified Promise of Globalization
Nadia Mounajjed
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The Magic of the State
An Exhibition between Cairo and London
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SEEP
Nasrin Tabatabai & Babak Afrassiabi at Chisenhale Gallery
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A Steady Progress of Nothingness
Basim Magdy at Newman Popiashvili
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Palestinian Ghettos in White Wall Galleries
The Problem of Nationality
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No Place Like Home
Refraction: Moving Images on Palestine at P21 Gallery
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Take Me to This Place, I want to do the memories
Atfal Ahdath at Running Horse Contemporary
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CAMPING AND TRAMPING THROUGH THE COLONIAL ARCHIVE
A Talk and Screening by Shabbir Hussain Mustafa
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An Unconventional Angle
Mario Rizzi’s Al Intithar (The Waiting)
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Response to Platform 5 by Michaela Crimmin
The excited chatter about unrest and uprisings in the western world has focused particularly on a number of countries in North Africa and in what we here refer to as the Middle East (meaning anything between eighteen to thirty-eight countries according to Wikipedia). In the UK, we have received a...
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Response to Platform 5 by Bérénice Saliou
A few Middle Eastern and North African countries having a strong control over means of expression are now present in some major artistic international events such as the Venice Biennale. The concept of national pavilions provides a vivid example demonstrating how international relations and diplomatic issues can influence artistic productions...
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Response to Platform 5 by Özkan Gölpinar
The globalisation of the modern art world is a fact. The rise of new economic powers has led to a shift in the balance of power in the art world as well. No longer is there one centre. Instead, we are faced with a mosaic of centres spread around the...
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Response to Platform 5 by Jessica Winegar
In the 1990s, it would have been difficult to find an artist in Egypt who thought that any of their contemporaries would sell their work at international auction and for thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars at that. Artists were busy negotiating other, more immediately local, elements of a...
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Response to Platform 5 by Rayya Badran
A new book has surfaced on the shelves of Lebanese and possibly Arab bookstores. The title reads: Pure Nostalgia . As in Exclusive Nostalgia, as in free from this contaminated present . The emergence of this publication is perhaps symptomatic of something larger than a trivial nostalgia quenched by the...
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Response to Platform 5 by Sarah Rogers
In certain respects, the demands on contemporary artists issued forth by a (purportedly novel) globalised cultural economy are starkly obvious in the Arab world. The concurrent fascination with contemporary art and the region has resulted in the now well-documented - and equally well-debated - critical and curatorial investment in contemporary...
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On One Side of the Same Water
Introduction
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The Double Reflection
Objects in Mirror are Closer than they Appear
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On One Side of the Same Water
Artistic Practice from Tirana to Tangier
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Making Universes
Khalil Rabah: Pages 7, 8, 9 at e-flux
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For the Common Good
Artistic Practices, Collective Action and Civil Society in Tunisia
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The Many Afterlives of Lulu
The Story of Bahrain’s Pearl Roundabout
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On Revolution and Rubbish
What has Changed in Tunisia since Spring 2011
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An Explanation of an Irrelevant Monument
On the Memory of a Memorial
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Art’s Networks
A New Communal Model
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Citizens Reporting and the Fabrication of Collective Memory
Jens Maier-Rothe
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The Paradox Of Media activism
The Net is Not a Tool, It’s an Environment
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Digital, Aesthetic, Ephemeral
The Shifting Narrative of Uprising
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The ‘Cut-n-mix’ Culture
The Impossibilities of Production in New Media
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The Art of the Written Word + New Media Dissemination: Syria
Tarek Khoury
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Common Grounds
Artistic Practices, Civil Society, and Secular Determination in Tunisia Today
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Staging the Transition in North Africa
Theatre As a Tool of Empowerment
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TASWIR Projects
A.S. Bruckstein Çoruh
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Propaganda Fantasies and Stand-in Heroes
Foundland
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Response to Platform 4 by Khaled Alhamzah
Some artists in these parts of the world began using new media in their work in the 1990s. This happened for a number of reasons but the most important one, I believe, was that of reaching the general public, which was far from being interested in art. In this respect,...
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Response to Platform 4 by Bassam El Baroni
'Networks have no inside, only radiating connectors. They are all edges. They provide connections but no structure. One does not reside in a network, but rather moves to other points through the edges'. Bruno Latour, 'Some Experiments in Art and Politics', e-flux journal, 03/2011. With the benefit of hindsight, one...
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Response to Platform 4 by Marko Stamenkovic
Shining a spotlight on something in order to 'make it visible' is a task indeed. It does not only entail personal and professional risk but also demands courage and responsibility. The ethics of monstration (on behalf of those whose intention is precisely that - to make sense of vision, to...
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Response to Platform 4 by Anne Barlow
New media's role as an agent for social change in the MENA region has been somewhat sensationalised by mainstream media in referring to recent incidents of unrest as 'Facebook' or 'Twitter revolutions'. Whether used for the purpose of social exchange or as part of an artistic practice, real-time communication and...
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Response to Platform 4 by Adham Faramawy
One of the more important aspects of the uses of new media and in particular social media is the emergence and visualisation of online communities. These participant groups have utilised the tools offered by social media sites, such as the creation and exchange of user-generated content, to inform and influence...
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Response to Platform 4 by Sarah Samy
The state of the Internet, or more specifically, the state of 'online surfing' is similar to that of dreaming; things leach into each other according to a logic that does not belong to us and cannot be correlated to our chronological time; images are constantly morphing into ghosts of other...
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Response to Platform 4 by Sama Alshaibi
vs. The Ruler was made during the first year of the Arab uprising. It is comprised of two custom-made wooden 'electrocution' chairs (thrones) sitting in opposition to each other. The patriarchal male throne suggests the military and religion. Its counterpart is also suggestive of Islamic architecture, but is grounded by...
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Response to Platform 4 by Nermin Saybaşılı
The digitally mediated world operates as a gigantic magnet for centralisation, regulation and control by giving shape to our lives, our languages and bodies. This means that the digital domain is increasingly becoming the very location of politics. I propose the term 'magnetic' as an invitation to re-think audio-visual artwork...
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Response to Platform 4 by Lantian Xie
I Think I Love You is an installation of oil paintings produced by art workers in Dafen, China. Paintings are crafted as replicas of a single, publicly-distributed image of His Highness Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister and Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, and constitutional monarch of...
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In the Event of Fire
Precarious Images, the Aesthetics of Conflict, and the Future of an Anachronism
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Response to Platform 3 by Charlotte Bank
One major obstacle for a diverse art scene in a country or region is the lack of artistic infrastructure with institutions that offer support for artistic research and the production of independent, non-market-related work. During the past decade, most countries in the MENA region have seen the establishment of independent,...
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Response to Platform 3 by Larissa Sansour
As a politically engaged artist, I have to believe that artistic practices do have the potential to offer insights and negotiate anything from the demands of cultural institutions to politics and the ideals of civil society. Without such a belief, the entire foundation of what I do would be rattled....
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Response to Platform 3 by Hanan Toukan
'What do we do when as artists we are invited to behave as liberal democratic [beings]? You have your own space, each has their own little house, we can all live together; does this not sound like the idea of a Lebanon of all the different mosaics and cohabitation -...
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Response to Platform 3 by Ergin Çavuşoğlu
I am broadly interested in addressing the recontextualisation of cultural heritage in the MENA region by institutions, thus aligning it in the process with current developments in contemporary art at large. Artistic practices are frequently used to measure the economic and cultural growth of geographies. This is often achieved by...
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Response to Platform 3 by Alice Planel
How artistic practices define and negotiate public space is to me the most significant issue in the question posed, which I will begin to discuss in the context of Algiers. The site specific practice of Amina Menia testifies to both the richness of meaning and difficulties of execution endemic to...
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Response to Platform 3 by Aaron Cezar
The MENA region is not short of attempts by cultural practitioners to interrogate, negotiate and redefine 'the public' (as manifested in the form of an institution, a public space, an audience, or the essentials of civil society). Some of most potent images of events over the last year in the...
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Productive Contexts and Contemporary Restraints
The Practice of Contemporary Art in Algeria Today
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Ibraaz Platform 003 Editorial: What Was Lost?
Anthony Downey
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A Philosophical Banquet in the Country, staged by Dar al-Ma’mûn
Ali Benmakhlouf
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The Social Impulse
Politics, Media and Art after the Arab Uprisings
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Occupying the Occupied
Perceptions of Occupation and Control in Cyprus
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The Urban Observatory of Beirut
For a Polysemic Reading of Both City and Territory
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Response to Platform 3 by Saba Innab
On-longing: A Project by Saba Innab
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Response to Platform 3 by Beral Madra
Cultural institutions in Turkey are divided into those run by the state, local governments and private sectors; each have different culture policies and no significant collaborative policies. Contemporary art productions and practices are based in Istanbul and are dependent on private sector investments, rather than official funds. Compared to the...
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Ramallah, in a Student Encounter
Yazid Anani
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Comparative Notes on the Cultural Magazine in Lebanon
Mirene Arsanios
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Go Down, Moses: Tourism, Space and Ideology.
Reflections from a book on South Sinai
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Response to Platform 2 by Juliana Khalaf
Nada Sehnaoui, Fractions of Memory 2003, installation. In the world we live in, where public spaces are meagre, artists create visual ideas where the onlooker becomes an active citizen. Installation artist Nada Sehnaoui deals with collective memory and identity, communicated in unused large public areas in Beirut, Lebanon (Fractions of...
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Response to Platform 2 by Alaa Al-Shroogi
Critique of Middle Eastern art often demands that the relationship between visual culture and our world be overtly socio-political to be relevant. There is no denying that visual culture is a powerful outlet for peaceful protest. And there is certainly merit in preserving ethnicity and providing an authentic representation of...
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Response to Platform 2 by Taysir Batniji
Platform for discussion002 What relationship does visual culture have to the world we live in? Taysir Batniji 1 November 2011 Taysir Batniji Sans titre (Sénégal) 74, 2003 Photograph Courtesy of the artist '> Taysir Batniji Sans titre (Sénégal) 74, 2003 Photograph Courtesy of the artist '> Taysir Batniji Sans titre...
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Response to Platform 2 by Giuseppe Moscatello
Nowadays, visual culture is considered to be a vehicle for the constant delivering of messages of identity to the public. The image has become the universal means of recalling to an audience the history of how we speak; how we think; and how we envision the future. Until a few...
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Response to Platform 2 by Adalet R. Garmiany
Middle Eastern culture, which is Islamic and mainly very conservative, is in the process of redefining its interpretation of, and relationship to, visual culture. The role of contemporary art in the Middle East is different to that in many parts of world. Design, advertising, media, performance, photography, conceptual art, new...
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About us
Initiated by the Kamel Lazaar Foundation in 2011, Ibraaz is the leading critical forum on visual culture in North Africa and the Middle East. We publish an annual online platform – consisting of essays, interviews, artists' projects, and platform responses – that focuses on research questions conceived through a network...
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Reza Aramesh
Walking in the Darkness of a Promised Light
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Kutluğ Ataman
The Enemy Inside Me
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Making Men through Hip Hop in Jerusalem’s Shu’afat Refugee Camp
Ela Greenberg
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State Ending and the Durable Illusions of Empire
Raymond Baker
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Understanding the Threat to Arab Youth Uprisings
Joe Khalil
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Revolution and Cultural Mutation
Rachida Triki
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Talinn Grigor, Building Iran
Modernism, Architecture, and National Heritage under the Pahlavi Monarchs
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10th Sharjah Biennial
Mayssa Fattouh
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Response to Platform 1 by Khaled Alhamzah
For the past decades, culture, including visual art, has not been a priority for most governments in the region, and this has led to the status quo in fine arts we experience today. The isolation between the public and the arts is the result of the lack of serious programmes...
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Response to Platform 1 by Elizabeth Markevitch and Dorothea Schöne
Sama Alshaibi Sweep , 2010 Courtesy of Selma Feriani Gallery, London and on air on ikono TV The question 'What do we need to know about the MENA region today?' poses an important and challenging demand on the respondents. With regards to the art, you can easily point at world...
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Ethnography + Art: Convergence or Collision?
Mark Westmoreland
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Response to Platform 1 by Aida Eltorie
History repeats itself – this line used across the disciplines is a proven liturgy to contemporary compendiums. When you detail the visual narratives, the region becomes the medium designed to mark your place in history. Whether in the Stone Age or the Digital Age, information is your power, and revolution...
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Beyond the Former Middle East
Aesthetics, Civil Society, and the Politics of Representation
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