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Tag Archives: Syria
1936: Untitled
Amy Nimr: Untitled (1936)
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Tagged 1930's, 20th Century, Amy Nimr, Art, Death, Egypt, Fish, Painting, Syria, Women
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2016: His Strange and Awesome Fairy Tale Like House of Books
A few miles northwest of Tunis, with its sidewalk cafés and streets lined by rows of manicured ficus trees and its avenues named after European cities, there is a poor suburb of eighty thousand people called Douar Hicher….In November, I … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010's, 21st Century, Books, Bookstores, Dismalden, Engineering, George Packer, Humanities, Iraq, ISIS, Oussama Romdhani, Science, Syria, Tunisia
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1481: Astrolabe
The only surviving spherical astrolabe was purchased at auction in 1962 by the Oxford Museum of the History of Science. It is signed by its maker, Mūsa (the Arabic equivalent of Moses), who is otherwise unknown—but the particular style of … Continue reading
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Tagged 15th Century, Africa, Astronomy, Egypt, Science, Syria
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2014: Homesick
A still from Hrair Sarkissian’s video Homesick (2014), in which he destroys a scale model of the apartment building in Damascus in which he grew up and where his parents still live.
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Tagged 2010's, 21st Century, Architecture, Hrair Sarkissian, Miniatures, Syria, Syrian Civil War, Video
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