Liberty of art

Naiem, Shaimaa Mohamed

Abstract:

Art may have not started during the Egyptian revolution, but from the ancient Egyptian times. Nevertheless, the 25th of January revolution played a major role in putting a stop to suppression of the old corruption regime and allowed the Egyptian citizens to have the freedom of speech and the freedom to express their feelings and imagination creatively. Nowadays, art scene remains in a state of change, experiencing a kind of chaotic freedom as demonstrators return to the heart of Cairo Tahrir Square. A-U-C’s Shaimaa Naiem reports.

Advisor: El Noshokaty, Shady , Fox, Kim
Discipline: Journalism and Mass Communication
Keyword: January 25th Revolution , Graffiti , Freedom of expression , Art--Political aspects
Date Issued: 2012-05-14
Type: Sound , Text
Medium: documentaries , interviews , transcripts
Language: en
Access Rights: This item is available
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10526/3077

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