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Visualizing the unfamiliar: ethnography of an emerging moment in Cairo
This thesis explores the artwork and practices of visual artists as they negotiate the current political and historical moment in Cairo. This project tries to disrupt the binary of state versus market that has often been used as an analytical lens through which to understand Egyptian contemporary a...
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2012
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