Egypt
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Nabil Boutros: Egyptians
Photo series shown at Darb 1718, Cairo, and poster action in the public space in several cities. Statement by the artist.
March 2011
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Turkey
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Osman Bozkurt
Tape Republic - a project about the multiple uses of brown tape in Istanbul's Laleli district.
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November Paynter
July 2009
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Senegal
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Soly Cissé: A Lost World
New paintings and drawings by the artist from Senegal at Dany Keller Gallery in Munich, Germany.
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Hanne Weskott
December 2008
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Morocco
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Hassan Darsi
His works combine an awareness of his Moroccan cultural heritage with issues of global concern.
By
Helen Adkins
December 2008
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Kyrgyzstan
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Shailo Djekshenbaev
The Kirgyz photographer looks at the changes his homeland has gone through in the last two decades.
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Lizzy Mayrl
August 2010
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Saudi Arabia
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Manal Al-Dowayan
Interview with the artist about her work in the context of her home country Saudi Arabia.
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Haupt & Binder
October 2011
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Tunisia
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Hichem Driss
The Tunisian coastline in a poetic photo series, rich in associations, taken with a pinhole camera.
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Helen Adkins
February 2007
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Morocco
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Latifa Echakhch
New installations at the Fridericianum in Kassel - minimalist forms, politically charged content.
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Alexandra Blättler
September 2009
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Egypt
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Hala Elkoussy
The Myths & Legends Room – The Mural. An insider's view of an urban pressure cooker.
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Jelle Bouwhuis
March 2010
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Syria
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Osama Esid
The Syrian photographer scrutinizes Orientalism using its own language and inner contradictions.
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Maunac & Santos
February 2009
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Bahrain
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Balqees Fakhro
Paintings: From city landscapes through urban structures to symbols of current plights.
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Haupt & Binder
June 2004
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Amer & Farkhondeh
New Territory: Beyond RFGA. Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh at Singapore Tyler Print Institute.
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Gina Fairley
March 2007
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Iran
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Monir Farmanfarmaian
One of Iran’s most inspiring artists, whose distinguished career has spanned more than five decades.
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Juliet Cestar
June 2008
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