Life in the Taliban’s Afghanistan
In the film Life in the Taliban’s Afghanistan, reporter Isobel Yeung deepens into the current state of women’s rights in the country and shows how their lives are under the Taliban’s rules.
Read MoreShifting of actions and whereabouts from a desired target to a substitute target: the boss gets angry and shouts at the man. The man goes home and shout at his wife. She then shouts at her son. With nobody left to displace anger onto, he goes and kicks the dog.
In the film Life in the Taliban’s Afghanistan, reporter Isobel Yeung deepens into the current state of women’s rights in the country and shows how their lives are under the Taliban’s rules.
Read MoreSarayarkası Sokak, Gümüşsuyu, on New Years Eve 2021/2022. It was reported that Homeless stayed in the building to flee the cold. And that they were luckily able to excape the fire with Injuries.
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Read MoreThe exhibition «Hotel Mundane or Beirut Entropy» by Yazan Halwani shows how artists in Beirut are coping with the crisis following the explusion in the habour of Beirut last summer.
Read MoreThe painting of a little rope skipping girl, her face concentrated, her hair flying in the wind, her skirt
Read MoreForced to Distanciation – Types of Barriers in Days of Pandemic Fear is felt and shared by lots of
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Read MoreCurator M. Kıvanç Gökmen quotes Jean Luc Godard: Children are political prisoners The group exhibition titled Another Day Another Life
Read MoreTheo Eshetu will be presenting two video installations; Atlas Fractured (2017) accompanied by a series of photographic portraits, and The Slave Ship (2015) at Akbank Sanat in Istanbul.-
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