Add to ORKGSigns of Conflict exhibition traces the deployment of political discourse in visual culture characteristic of Lebanon’s wartime conflicts from 1975 to 1990. Initially produced in the Framework of Home Works IV (Beirut 2008), sections of the exhibition have since been on show at: the 11th International Istanbul Biennial (2009); the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo (Sevilla 2011); 3rd Thessaloniki Biennial (2011); Bildmuseet Umea University (2012); and Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts (San Francisco 2013).The exhibition is based on research I have undertaken for my monograph Off the Wall: Political Posters of the Lebanese Civil War (I.B.Tauris 2009).<br/
The Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) is a product of its diverse participating factions. With more th...
There has been ongoing conflict in Syria since the Arab Spring protests of 2011. The protest movemen...
Al-Ani showed work in this exhibition, which focused on war and its intersection with the everyday. ...
An online resource comprising an annotated archive of political posters from Lebanon's civil war (19...
The Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) is a product of its diverse participating factions. With more tha...
This paper examines the conditions of Contemporary art production in Lebanon, triggered by two disti...
The international group exhibition Documents from the Edges of Conflict presents the work of artists...
In 1989, after the Ta\u27if agreement, the war in Lebanon started to fade, which ended years of one ...
In 1989, after the Ta\u27if agreement, the war in Lebanon started to fade, which ended years of one ...
Après avoir été une exposition montrée à Beyrouth, puis un livre, Off the Wall devient une expositio...
Après avoir été une exposition montrée à Beyrouth, puis un livre, Off the Wall devient une expositio...
Post-war Lebanese artists aim to question history, identity and memory of the Civil War (1975-1990):...
This collection of essays explores ways in which visual cultures have engaged with armed conflict an...
This is an introduction for a collection of essays that explores ways in which visual cultures have ...
This text analyzes the representation of national identity and the impact of war on its appearance i...
The Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) is a product of its diverse participating factions. With more th...
There has been ongoing conflict in Syria since the Arab Spring protests of 2011. The protest movemen...
Al-Ani showed work in this exhibition, which focused on war and its intersection with the everyday. ...
An online resource comprising an annotated archive of political posters from Lebanon's civil war (19...
The Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) is a product of its diverse participating factions. With more tha...
This paper examines the conditions of Contemporary art production in Lebanon, triggered by two disti...
The international group exhibition Documents from the Edges of Conflict presents the work of artists...
In 1989, after the Ta\u27if agreement, the war in Lebanon started to fade, which ended years of one ...
In 1989, after the Ta\u27if agreement, the war in Lebanon started to fade, which ended years of one ...
Après avoir été une exposition montrée à Beyrouth, puis un livre, Off the Wall devient une expositio...
Après avoir été une exposition montrée à Beyrouth, puis un livre, Off the Wall devient une expositio...
Post-war Lebanese artists aim to question history, identity and memory of the Civil War (1975-1990):...
This collection of essays explores ways in which visual cultures have engaged with armed conflict an...
This is an introduction for a collection of essays that explores ways in which visual cultures have ...
This text analyzes the representation of national identity and the impact of war on its appearance i...
The Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) is a product of its diverse participating factions. With more th...
There has been ongoing conflict in Syria since the Arab Spring protests of 2011. The protest movemen...
Al-Ani showed work in this exhibition, which focused on war and its intersection with the everyday. ...