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N°spécial de revue/special issue Manazir Journal Année : 2022

Ce que l'art fait à la ville au Moyen-Orient et au Maghreb

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The fourth issue of Manazir Journal focuses on “making art” in urban public space in North Africa and the Middle East. Whether visual or performative, these urban arts (tags, graffiti, street art, murals, performances, live shows, sculptures and installations) contribute to renewing forms of expression of politics in public space and, more broadly, to transforming urban space. Indeed, the graffiti and street art scene has accelerated over the past decade in line with the so-called “Arab Spring”: every year, graffiti on walls multiply, new urban art centers appear, and festivals entirely dedicated to street art are organized. All these initiatives are gradually turning the city into an “open-air gallery” and are transforming the relationship between city dwellers and urban public space. While many scholarly works have begun to take an interest in artistic practices in the MENA region, few of them have explored their urban dimensions. By asking what art does to the city, the contributions in this issue question the renewal of the links between art, modes of appropriation of urban space, and forms of political expression.
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halshs-03949705, version 1 (20-01-2023)

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Marie Bonte, Marion Slitine. Ce que l'art fait à la ville au Moyen-Orient et au Maghreb : . Pratiques artistiques, expressions du politique et transformations de l’espace public. Manazir Journal, 4, pp.165, 2022. ⟨halshs-03949705⟩
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