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Tag Archives: Qays al-Hilali

1. Contemporary Art and Archeology in the Middle East: Crying Caryatids, Flooded Histories, Graffiti, and Puppet Shows

   From flooded sites in Turkey to cartoons in Syria, a look at someaspects of culture in the midst of the political and economic earthquakes in Turkey, Libya, Egypt and Syria.

   This entry was posted on February 23, 2013 and is filed under Art and Activism, Art in War, Contemporary Art.

   Tags: Ali Ferzhat, art of the uprisings in Libya, Benjamin Anderson, Christiane Gruber, contemporary Middle East, dissident culture in Syria, Egyptian graffiti, Gaddafi as "King of Kings", Ganzeer, Hazankeyf, Jennifer Pruitt, Laurent Dissard, Middle East graffiti, miriam cooke, Qays al-Hilali

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