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Exhibitions 2010–11: |
Out of Place
Tate Modern, London.
Level 2 Gallery. Group
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11.2.2011–17.4.2011
Darat al Funun:
7.6.2011–29.9.2011
A collaboration between Darat al Funun
- The Khalid Shoman Foundation, Amman and Tate Modern,
London.
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Breaking News. Contemporary Photography
from the Middle East and Africa.
Ex Ospedale Sant’Agostino, Modena. Fondazione
Fotografia, Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Modena.
Group exh.
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28.11.2010–13.3.2011.
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To The Arts, Citizens!
Serralves Museum, Porto. Group
exh.
Within the work: Trauma, And
Film Premiere Screening of Nine Days In Wahat al-Salam.
21.11.2010–13.3.2011.
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Negotiations - The 2nd Today’s Documents
2010, Today Art Museum, Beijing. Group exh.
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19.9.2010–24.10.2010
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Ahlam Shibli: Trauma
Goter, &
Trauma
Château de Sédières, Clergoux,
Corrèze. Solo exh.
6.3.2010–16.5.2010
With the
support of Peuple et Culture Corrèze.
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Why did you leave the forest empty!
Arab
al-Sbaih, & The Valley
Darat al Funun, The Khalid Shoman
Foundation. Amman. Solo
exh.
12.1.2010–29.4.2010
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Publications: |
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TRAUMA, photographed in 2008–09 in the
Corrèze region, is a reflection on the meaning
of ‘home’. Taking as its starting point the
events of the 7th–9th June, 1944 in Tulle, the
work is constructed around the fact that one and
the same population, in certain cases even the same
individuals, who resisted occupation by the Germans
and suffered from their atrocities waged a few years
later colonial wars in Indochina and Algeria against
peoples who in their turn claimed independence.
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Adam Szymczyki (ed.). Essays by: John
Berger, Jean-François Chevrier, Okwui Enwezor,
and Rhoda Kanaaneh. Cologne : Verlag der Buchhandlung
Walther König and Kunsthalle Basel, Basel, 2007.
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TRACKERS is a series of 85 photographs
taken in 2005. It is concerned with the Palestinians
of Bedouin descent who served or are serving as
volunteers in the Israeli Army. The project researches
the price a minority is forced to pay to the majority,
maybe to be accepted, maybe to change its identity,
maybe to survive, or maybe all of this and more.
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Texts by John Berger, Kamal Boullata,
Ulrich Loock and Jonathan Watkins. Ikon Gallery.
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Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art and Nathan
Gottesdiener Foundation.
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