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Lebanese-Egyptian street artist Bahia Shehab began taking to the streets during the Egyptian revolution of 2011. Since then, she has taken her peaceful resistance, using lines from Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, to the streets of the world, from New York to Tokyo, Amsterdam to Honolulu. This book documents not only Shehab's striking artwork itself, but also the stories of the people she meets along the way, and her observations from the streets of each new city she visits. It is her artist manifesto, a cry for freedom and dignity, and a call to never stop dreaming.

Produktbeschreibung
Lebanese-Egyptian street artist Bahia Shehab began taking to the streets during the Egyptian revolution of 2011. Since then, she has taken her peaceful resistance, using lines from Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, to the streets of the world, from New York to Tokyo, Amsterdam to Honolulu. This book documents not only Shehab's striking artwork itself, but also the stories of the people she meets along the way, and her observations from the streets of each new city she visits. It is her artist manifesto, a cry for freedom and dignity, and a call to never stop dreaming.
Autorenporträt
Bahia Shehab is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, art historian, and professor of design and founder of the graphic design program at The American University in Cairo. Her publications include A Thousand Times NO: The Visual History of Lam-Alif.