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Spectral Imprints
Spectral Imprints
by Abraaj Capital Art Prize (Exhibition) (2012 : Dubai, United Arab Emirates) , Muller, Nat, 1974- editor in Art Awards United Arab Emirates Exhibitions , Art, Emirati 21st century Exhibitions
2012
\"Spectral Imprints\" is a sophisticated exploration of the intersections between memory, history, and the \"ghostly\" presence of the past in contemporary Middle Eastern art. Edited by Nat Muller, a leading authority on visual culture from the MENA region, the volume serves as both a curatorial essay and an artist monograph collection. The work investigates how artists navigate the \"spectral\" remains of colonial histories, vanished landscapes, and political upheavals, using the metaphor of the imprint to describe how the past continues to shape the present through art, film, and digital media.
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