Hydrarchy / Contemporay Image Collective Cairo

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TextPublication details: Contemporary Image Collective, Cairo; 2012Description: 75p; 24x17cmOther title:

هيدراركية

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TR624-835 Technology- Applied Photography

Summary: This publication is a CIC project produced in association with the exhibition Hydrarchy- transitional and transformative seas. Hydrarchy is a two-phase project curated by Anna Colin (independent curator, Paris)and Mia Jankowicz (artistic director, CIC CAiro) as part of their collaboration 'Disclosures', a project that aims to open up and draw parallels between non-dominant histories and cultural practices on the one hand, and contemporary cultural production and political structures on the other. This publication is generously supported by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation.

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Book	SAF Reference Library	Technology- Photography, Cinematography, Electronic Media	TR624-835 163.14 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		2094

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This publication is a CIC project produced in association with the exhibition Hydrarchy- transitional and transformative seas. Hydrarchy is a two-phase project curated by Anna Colin (independent curator, Paris)and Mia Jankowicz (artistic director, CIC CAiro) as part of their collaboration 'Disclosures', a project that aims to open up and draw parallels between non-dominant histories and cultural practices on the one hand, and contemporary cultural production and political structures on the other. This publication is generously supported by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation.

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