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L'historienne de l'art Bahia Shehab est depuis longtemps fascinée par le caractère arabe signifiant "non". Lorsque la Révolution a soufflé sur l'Egypte en 2011, elle s'est mise à taguer le mot dans les rues, disant non aux dictateurs, non à la gouvernance militaire et non à la violence.
TED Fellow Bahia Shehab sends an important message through her street art in Cairo: “You can crush the flowers, but you can’t delay spring." Full bio »
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Reviewed by Oussama Mediani
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