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Шутки об Афганистане? Художник Аман Мохадиди показывает, как это делается.
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Афгано-американский художник Аман Мохадиди называет себя «афганцем по крови, американской деревенщиной по воле Бога». Играя с этими двумя сторонами своей личности, участник программы TEDFellow создаёт неожиданные и остроумные проекты, заставляющие задуматься о джихаде, гангстерах, жажде потребления и коррупции в современном Афганистане.
Aman Mojadidi makes bold art from his two identities -- as an American and an Afghan. Full bio »
Translated into Russian by Alina Sheyman
Reviewed by Olga Dmitrochenkova
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