Examples of using Zaatari in English and their translations into German
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Akram Zaatari lives in Beirut.
In 2013, photo journalist Ioana Moldovanwent to the Jordanian camp for Syrian refugees in Zaatari.
Zaatari- In the middle of nowhere.
Along with his artistic work, Zaatari teaches at numerous universities at home and abroad.
Zaatari has said of his act of erasure.
Around 85,000 people currently live in Zaatari, a Jordanian refugee camp close to the Syrian border.
Akram Zaatari is an artist and co-founder of the Arab Image Foundation.
In the archive of the Arab Image Foundation,the famous project by Akram Zaatari and others, I once tried to search for the term“scarf”.
Akram Zaatari The Documentary Turn.
For the film"Baalbeck"(2000, video, 25'), Ghassan Salhab collaborated with another guest of the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program,Akram Zaatari, who was a guest in 2010.
Akram Zaatari was born in Saida, southern Lebanon in 1966.
A photovoltaic system with a power output of at least 10 MW andlow operating costs is being built in the Zaatari refugee camp in the north of the country, in which around 85,000 people currently live.
Zaatari is going to be the first refugee camp in the world to have a→FabLab.
In his first solo exhibition in Switzerland, Akram Zaatari invites audiences to reflect on the notions of history, war and resistance.
Zaatari, Azraq, and the much smaller King Abdullah Park and Cyber City.
One of the first places to go for homeless Syrians is the Zaatari-Camp, a"tent city" that was erected by the UN out of the desert sand right behind the border crossing.
If Zaatari mainly approaches the collection as an archeologist, Lara Baladi brings in a totally different problematic.
Work with photo-objects is also central to the artistic interventions of JUTOJO, Ola Kolehmainen, Joachim Schmid, Elisabeth Tonnard,and Akram Zaatari, all of which have been integrated into the exhibition.
Akram Zaatari dislikes the use of the term"archive" in discussing his work.
Saida June 6,1982 combines photographs of multiple bombing campaigns into a single image of nearlysimultaneous explosions on the hills above the town where Zaatari was born, like years of war compressed into a single day.
Akram Zaatari has been awarded the Grand Prize of the 17th Internat. Art Festival SESC_Videobrasil.
Organised by the Berghof Foundation's programme Peace Education& Global Learning in cooperation with Relief International, the 12-days course takes place for the secondtime in the two Jordanian refugee camps Azraq and Zaatari between April and October 2018.
Encounter at Zaatari and beyond- documentation of project activities on conflict-sensitive refugee assistance in Jordan 2016.
The photographs and videos of Akram Zaatari make us mistrust the information conveyed to us through politically commissioned sources.
Children like those in Zaatari, and millions of others around the world, are central to the work of the International Commission on Financing Global Education Opportunity, which I joined last September.
In This House, by Lebanon's Akram Zaatari, unburies the past by depicting the personal implications of Israel's invasion of a Lebanese village.
I did notice one thing: in Zaatari, people had some hope to go back home soon, but the refugees on the way to Europe had none of that hope.
It is when talking about these photographs that Zaatari allows himself to use the term‘archive', for it is here in these mountains and the earth that one might trace its cartography of clandestine resistance.
In Tabiaah Samitah(Nature Morte, 2007), Beirut-based Akram Zaatari explores a former Lebanese resistant's re-appropriation of his identity as a soldier as he slowly and silently dons his uniform.
With the title Twenty-Eight Nights and a Poem Zaatari presents a collection of objects, visual media and devices of the photographic practices used in the studio. This includes images of Madanis equipment, private video documents and a cabinet that contains a set of his photographs.