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RAWIYA: We Do Not Choose Our Dictators
March 4 – May 13, 2017
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Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
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52 Artworks
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Picture an Arab Man"
, 2012
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
Mohammed's burned hand. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon
, 2007
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Coptic Egyptian priest at the Dead Sea. Cairo, Egypt
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Flying Boys"
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Picture an Arab Man"
, 2012
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
Mohamed sleeps through the day and surfs the internet for a girlfriend at night. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Tali binds her breasts and then binds her arm. Jerusalem.
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Norah, fashion designer. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
#WeDoNotChooseOurDictators
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
A Meeting Place for Discussion: Bread, Freedom and Social Justice
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Roi Saade
Takeaways
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
"We didn't believe in love. After we stopped searching, that’s when we met each other"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Saudi Woman can scooter, but can't drive. My daughters appear young, no one will harass them
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Why are you taking a picture?
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Crusader reenactment. “What does the Holy Land mean to me? This is my home. My children’s home. It was once the home of my forefathers"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Gazan body builders jovially strike poses after a workout
, 2000
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Nassiba, fashion designer. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Zied Ben Romdhane
A rebel secures the building of the temporary government. Benghazi, Libya
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Myriam Abdelaziz
Egypt's Revolution, Protesters in Tahrir Square. Cairo, Egypt
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
The prosthetic legs of Mohammed, lie on a sofa at the Rashidiyeh camp for Palestinian refugees. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon.
, 2007
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Aljazi Alhossaini, is a retired university admin running for municipal office. Dariya, Saudi Arabia
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Zied Ben Romdhane
Chott Essalam, boy playing with refrigerator. Gafsa, Tunisia
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Myriam Abdelaziz
Egypt's Revolution, A woman collects rocks and keep on repeating she will not go until Moubarak goes. Cairo, Egypt
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
Grid
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Roi Saade
Flag
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
“We women often joke that we can’t drive, but we can dive"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Ghadeer, a wedding planner that has never been in love or married, stands in her privately owned ballroom
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Mai’s daughter, weekly attends a young girls' gym in Jeddah
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Hussein, 8, wants to be an astronaut. Mohammad and Mariam Hussein at their home in Jalazoon refugee camp outside Ramallah
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Young women, fully dressed in “jilbab,” exercise in a gym in Gaza. The women remain covered because they have no privacy in public
, 2009
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
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Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Picture an Arab Man"
, 2012
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Zied Ben Romdhane
A rebel secures the building of the temporary government. Benghazi, Libya
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Flying Boys"
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Aljazi Alhossaini, is a retired university admin running for municipal office. Dariya, Saudi Arabia
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Tali binds her breasts and then binds her arm. Jerusalem.
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
#WeDoNotChooseOurDictators
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Roi Saade
Flag
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Ghadeer, a wedding planner that has never been in love or married, stands in her privately owned ballroom
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Why are you taking a picture?
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Young women, fully dressed in “jilbab,” exercise in a gym in Gaza. The women remain covered because they have no privacy in public
, 2009
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Nassiba, fashion designer. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Coptic Egyptian priest at the Dead Sea. Cairo, Egypt
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
The prosthetic legs of Mohammed, lie on a sofa at the Rashidiyeh camp for Palestinian refugees. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon.
, 2007
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
Mohamed sleeps through the day and surfs the internet for a girlfriend at night. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Myriam Abdelaziz
Egypt's Revolution, A woman collects rocks and keep on repeating she will not go until Moubarak goes. Cairo, Egypt
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
A Meeting Place for Discussion: Bread, Freedom and Social Justice
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Roi Saade
Takeaways
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Saudi Woman can scooter, but can't drive. My daughters appear young, no one will harass them
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Hussein, 8, wants to be an astronaut. Mohammad and Mariam Hussein at their home in Jalazoon refugee camp outside Ramallah
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Gazan body builders jovially strike poses after a workout
, 2000
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
Mohammed's burned hand. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon
, 2007
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Myriam Abdelaziz
Egypt's Revolution, Protesters in Tahrir Square. Cairo, Egypt
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Picture an Arab Man"
, 2012
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Zied Ben Romdhane
Chott Essalam, boy playing with refrigerator. Gafsa, Tunisia
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Norah, fashion designer. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
Grid
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
“We women often joke that we can’t drive, but we can dive"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
"We didn't believe in love. After we stopped searching, that’s when we met each other"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Mai’s daughter, weekly attends a young girls' gym in Jeddah
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Crusader reenactment. “What does the Holy Land mean to me? This is my home. My children’s home. It was once the home of my forefathers"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Picture an Arab Man"
, 2012
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Coptic Egyptian priest at the Dead Sea. Cairo, Egypt
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Picture an Arab Man"
, 2012
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Tali binds her breasts and then binds her arm. Jerusalem.
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
Grid
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
“We women often joke that we can’t drive, but we can dive"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Mai’s daughter, weekly attends a young girls' gym in Jeddah
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Young women, fully dressed in “jilbab,” exercise in a gym in Gaza. The women remain covered because they have no privacy in public
, 2009
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Nassiba, fashion designer. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Myriam Abdelaziz
Egypt's Revolution, Protesters in Tahrir Square. Cairo, Egypt
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Zied Ben Romdhane
Chott Essalam, boy playing with refrigerator. Gafsa, Tunisia
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
#WeDoNotChooseOurDictators
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Roi Saade
Takeaways
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Ghadeer, a wedding planner that has never been in love or married, stands in her privately owned ballroom
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Hussein, 8, wants to be an astronaut. Mohammad and Mariam Hussein at their home in Jalazoon refugee camp outside Ramallah
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
Mohammed's burned hand. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon
, 2007
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tamara Abdul Hadi
From the series "Flying Boys"
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Aljazi Alhossaini, is a retired university admin running for municipal office. Dariya, Saudi Arabia
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Myriam Abdelaziz
Egypt's Revolution, A woman collects rocks and keep on repeating she will not go until Moubarak goes. Cairo, Egypt
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Roi Saade
Flag
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Saudi Woman can scooter, but can't drive. My daughters appear young, no one will harass them
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Crusader reenactment. “What does the Holy Land mean to me? This is my home. My children’s home. It was once the home of my forefathers"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Zied Ben Romdhane
A rebel secures the building of the temporary government. Benghazi, Libya
, 2011
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
The prosthetic legs of Mohammed, lie on a sofa at the Rashidiyeh camp for Palestinian refugees. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon.
, 2007
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Laura Boushnak
Mohamed sleeps through the day and surfs the internet for a girlfriend at night. Rashidiyeh, Lebanon
, 2015
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Norah, fashion designer. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Rawiya
A Meeting Place for Discussion: Bread, Freedom and Social Justice
, 2017
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
"We didn't believe in love. After we stopped searching, that’s when we met each other"
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tasneem Alsultan
Why are you taking a picture?
, 2016
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
Tanya Habjouqa
Gazan body builders jovially strike poses after a workout
, 2000
Fort Worth Contemporary Arts
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