Lebanon
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Mona Hatoum
Interior Landscape. Photo tour through the exhibition in Venice, parallel to the 53rd Biennale.
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Haupt & Binder
June 2009
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Palestine
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Jumana Emil Abboud
Statement about her video The Diver selected for the Central International Exhibition of the Venice Biennale 2009.
May 2009
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Malaysia
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Matahati
The artists of the collective address history, identity, cultural and social changes in Malaysia.
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June Yap
May 2009
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Bangladesh
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Shahidul Alam
The man who has transformed the face of photography in Bangladesh. About his series Migrant Soul.
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Fariha Karim
May 2009
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Malaysia
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Raja Shahriman
The paradoxical beauty of Shahriman's forged metal sculptures of killing tools and dancing warriors.
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Nur Hanim Mohamed Khairuddin
May 2009
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28 March - 28 May 2009
Lebanon
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Akram Zaatari
The Documentary Turn. Zaatari's multi-strand approach that defines his practice as ‘field work’.
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Suzanne Cotter
April 2009
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7 February - 19 April 2009
Algeria
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Zineb Sedira
Floating Coffins, Saphir & MiddleSea, three recent videos on travel, migration and displacement.
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Joseph McGonagle
April 2009
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Pakistan
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Hamra Abbas
Interview about God Grows on Trees, with 99 children portraits from Madrassahs in Pakistan.
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Sharmini Pereira
March 2009
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Indonesia
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Wiyoga Muhardanto
With sharp criticism, the Indonesian artist subverts and deconstructs icons of the consumer society.
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Agung Hujatnikajennong
March 2009
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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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Indonesia
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Eko Nugroho
Wayang Kulit performance (shadow puppet theater), based on Nugroho's comic figures.
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Alia Swastika
February 2009
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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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18 November 2008 - 11 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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