Artists | Ideas | Now - Egypt and the Climate Crisis

By: Liverpool Arab Arts Festival
  • Summary

  • How can art and activism raise the profile of the climate emergency? As global leaders arrive in Egypt for Cop27, Artists | Ideas | Now in an eight-part audio series, we hear from Egyptian artists and those with Egyptian heritage, who are using the arts to address the most pressing and complex conversations behind the crisis. Produced by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival, in partnership with Artists on the Frontline, and supported by The Space and Arts Council England with funding from the National Lottery. Subscribe to the whole series, released from 7 November 2022
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Episodes
  • Yasmine El Rashidi - Place
    Nov 6 2022

    Yasmine El Rashidi is the author of The Battle for Egypt: Dispatches from the Revolution and Chronicle of a Last Summer a coming-of-age novel that was long-listed for the 2017 PEN Open Book Award. She is a regular contributor to the The New York Times and The New York Review of Books, and a contributing editor to the Middle East arts and culture quarterly Bidoun.

    Read more about Yasmine El Rashidi and follow her on Twitter @YasmineElrashidi

    Artists | Ideas | Now is produced by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival in collaboration with Artists on the Frontline.

    The series was supported by The Space and Arts Council England with funding from the National Lottery.

    The producers are Laura Marie Brown and Zoe Lafferty. Executive Producer is Sarah Fortescue.

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    21 mins
  • Miray Sidhom – Protest
    Nov 5 2022

    Miray Sidhom is an Egyptian-born writer, theatre-maker and performer. 

    Her practice combines elements of film, soundscapes, poetry and movement to create socially engaged, thought-provoking performances. She produces work that confronts social issues whilst celebrating duality and her cross-cultural experience. 

    Miray‘s writing has been featured in LegalAliens’ audio series Things I Am Not, and the Black Gold Arts Zine. 

    Her debut solo show THE BREAD WE BREAK explored Egypt’s suppressed history of political uprisings, and is currently short-listed for ‘Best Performance’ at The Manchester Culture Awards. Miray is a founding member of experimental theatre company ClusterFlux Collective, creating innovative performances which respond to our contemporary context in playful ways.

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    The Things I Am Not

    Artists | Ideas | Now is produced by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival in collaboration with Artists on the Frontline.

    The series was supported by The Space and Arts Council England with funding from the National Lottery.

    The producers are Laura Marie Brown and Zoe Lafferty. Executive Producer is Sarah Fortescue.

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    18 mins
  • Aya Tarek – Street Art
    Nov 4 2022

    Aya Tarek is renowned for the giant murals painted in public spaces, whether in their home town of Alexandria, in 2011 during the revolution and most recently in countries including Brazil, USA & Geneva. 

    Aya’s constant pursuit of finding new ways to engage the public and drive for artistic independence has taken them from canvas to murals, digital art to 3D-motion graphics, feature films and creating Egypt’s first art collection for an NFT marketplace.

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    @queenofazarita2

    Artists | Ideas | Now is produced by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival in collaboration with Artists on the Frontline.

    The series was supported by The Space and Arts Council England with funding from the National Lottery.

    The producers are Laura Marie Brown and Zoe Lafferty. Executive Producer is Sarah Fortescue.

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    20 mins

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