Indonesia
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Tisna Sanjaya
Etching as a way of life. About "Ideocracy", Sanjaya's show at the Indonesian National Gallery.
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Carla Bianpoen
January 2009
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17 November 2008 - 10 January 2009
Morocco
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Collectif 212
With its expressive minimalism, the group opens up a promising direction for the arts in Morocco.
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Jesús M. Castaño
January 2009
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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.
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Helen Adkins
December 2008
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Egypt
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Susan Hefuna
Patience is Beautiful: Multi-layered drawings with embroidery, and mashrabiya screens with texts.
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Juliet Cestar
December 2008
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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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Iran
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Ghazel
Home (stories): a film project with asylum seekers and illegal migrants in Mestre and Venice.
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Christian Kravagna
December 2008
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Saudi Arabia
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Ahmed Mater
The artist and curator is a key figure in the emerging experimental art scene in Saudi Arabia.
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Henry Hemming
November 2008
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Saudi Arabia
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Abdulnasser Gharem
Performances and installations in Saudi Arabia with social, ecological and political concerns.
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Henry Hemming
November 2008
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Tarek Al-Ghoussein
His "D Series" explores the boundaries between landscape photography and self-portraiture.
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Kevin Mitchell
October 2008
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Indonesia
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Rizki R. Utama (oQ)
Produced like a video game, "Me vs The Angkots" is a crazy race through Indonesia's traffic chaos.
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Joselina Cruz
October 2008
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United Arab Emirates
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Layla Juma
About "Beauty and the Beast", the miniature sculpture and photo project by the artist from the UAE.
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Cristiana De Marchi
October 2008
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Malaysia
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Liew Kung Yu
His work combines symbols of Malaysia's modernisation with elements of its traditional culture.
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Matthew Ngui
October 2008
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Iran
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Moshiri & Aliabadi
Operation Supermarket: Re-branded products and packages as a discourse on capitalism.
By
Sohrab Mohebbi
September 2008
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Kyrgyzstan
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Abdykalykov & Abdyjaparov
About the film Beket (Bus Stop) by the Kyrgyz cineastes, a puzzling fable about human relations.
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Matthew Ngui & Ben Slater
September 2008
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