AHMED BASIONY: MEDIA ARTIST OR MARTYR?

The article discusses the work of the Egyptian media artist Ahmed Basiony and how it has been appropriated following his murder on January 28, 2011 during the Egyptian revolution. The author argues that Basiony's death has led to an increased interest in his work and in Egyptian media art. Following...

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Publicado en:Afterimage Vol. 39; no. 5; pp. 8 - 11
Autor principal: KHOLEIF, OMAR
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: University of California Press Mar/Apr2012
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