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The Egyptian revolution: art


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The egyptian revolution which happened on the 25th of january to sweep away the dictator regime of Hosney Mubarak didn't end till now because of his connections. Mubarak is under fake trials. It became like a silly play. Away from politics, many art forms expressing the people's anger evolved and that is my concern here at this album.
This is the wall built by the army to protect the ministry of interior from the so called "attack" by the revolutionaries. 
Hope appears light a faint light in the dark. However the light may seems fading, it cannot be overrulled by darkness.
A grafitti of a face: the left half is the egyptian minister of defense "Mohammed Hussien Tantawy" and the right half is the former egyptian president "Hosney Mubarak" with the arabic comment of " he who assigned didn't die" which indicate that "Mubarak" intended to assign "the Supreme Counsil of armed forces" to run the intermediate phase till the ellection of a new president to protect him.
The sign carries the arabic word of " Tahrir here is your adress" from the song "ethbat makanak - hold your position" by the egyptian Cairokee band.
A grafitti of "Shekh Emad Effat" who was shot by the egyptian security forces during a protest in el Tarir square.
Grafittis of the protest martyrs with the arabic words "lying militaries".
Paints and colors used by the egyptian street artisits used in drwaing those grafittis.
The english transilations goes like this from top: What does it mean militaries again? It means thives It means word vs. gun It means protesters became thugs.
The air forces emblem with a poem which says " if you saw the lion's fangs are prominent don't think that the lion is smiling".
The drawing of two martyrs.
The pictures of more martyrs who died in the protests against the rule of militaries.
The Egyptian revolution: art
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The Egyptian revolution: art

This is a documentary of the art evoluted during the egyptian revolution and protests of the egyptian people in their struggle to get their freed Read More

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