Murals by Shamsia Hassani
The Artist
Shamsia Hassani
Born April 1988, is the first female graffiti artist of Afghanistan. Through her artworks, Shamsia portrays Afghan women in a male dominant society.
Her art gives Afghan women a different face, a face with power, ambitions, and willingness to achieve goals. The woman character used in her artworks portrays a human being who is proud, loud, and can bring positive changes to people’s lives. During the last decade of post-war era in Afghanistan, Shamsia’s works have brought in a huge wave of color and appreciation to all the women in the country.
Listening to Objects: Hermeneutic Encounters with the Other
Dr Jeffrey Murer
June 2020
J.S.Murer Four Monuments and a Funeral – Full Pdf
Dr Jeffrey Murer
2018
In Fomenting Political Violence; Fantasy, Language, Media, Action (2018) Palgrave MacMillan, Steffen Krüger, Karl Figlio, Barry Richards (eds) pages 189-218.
HEARTS AND MINDS: THE INTERROGATIONS PROJECT
An interactive, immersive experience by Roderick Coover, Scott Rettberg, Daria Tsoupikova, and Arthur Nishimoto.
2015
Also see By Any Means Necessary: Veterans Talk Torture in the War on Terror by John K. Tsukayama