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Home | CULTURE | Provocative Kuwaiti Artist Challenging Stereotypes

Provocative Kuwaiti Artist Challenging Stereotypes

July 11, 2016 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Changing nation is a canvass for up and coming Kuwaiti Artist Shurooq Amin inside capital city

Shuwaikh, Kuwait – It took some time, but Shurooq Amin is finally at peace. The artist, known for her politically charged and visually seductive work, relaxes over coffee at a spacious art gallery in an industrial section of Kuwait, where her show It’s a Mad World recently ended after an impactful six-week run. For the 48-year-old…

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Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Kuwait, Middle East, Political Artwork, Religion and Democracy

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