Articles by Ania Szremski

Cairo in Context: Art and Change in the Middle East

Cairo in Context | Female Problems

by Ania Szremski | Mar 15, 2012

Cairo in Context: Art and Change in the Middle East

Cairo in Context | Female Problems

by Ania Szremski | Mar 15, 2012

How have the ways of representing, questioning or challenging gender in the visual arts changed in Egypt over the past year?

Cairo in Context: Art and Change in the Middle East

Cairo in Context | Alluring Archives: On Memory, Omission, and Research in an Unstable Region

by Ania Szremski | Feb 23, 2012

Cairo in Context: Art and Change in the Middle East

Cairo in Context | Alluring Archives: On Memory, Omission, and Research in an Unstable Region

by Ania Szremski | Feb 23, 2012

Researchers working in the Middle East/North Africa region are challenged by a confusing bureaucracy, making access to archives and primary sources difficult.

Cairo in Context: Art and Change in the Middle East

Cairo in Context | One Year Later: The Myth of Art in the Arab Spring

by Ania Szremski | Jan 27, 2012

Cairo in Context: Art and Change in the Middle East

Cairo in Context | One Year Later: The Myth of Art in the Arab Spring

by Ania Szremski | Jan 27, 2012

How does art function in times of conflict? This new column looks at art’s importance, and its political potential, in post-revolutionary Egypt.