Saeb Eigner's book offers a comprehensive overview of Middle Eastern art from 1900 to today, featuring over 250 artists across 22 countries. It aims to document the evolution of modern and contemporary art in the region, emphasizing diverse narratives beyond political contexts. Eigner highlights the importance of representation, especially of female artists, and acknowledges the challenges of inclusion due to issues of documentation. The work serves as both a resource and a complement to previous scholarship, aiming to shift perspectives on Middle Eastern art and its broader cultural significance.
Saeb Eigner emphasizes the importance of documenting Middle Eastern art's evolution over the past century and highlights its diversity beyond political narratives.
The book aims to foster a broader appreciation of Middle Eastern art, showcasing its evolution and rich narratives beyond typical frameworks of conflict.
Eigner highlights the need for strong representation of female artists, acknowledging the challenge of inclusivity given the limited documentation and accessibility of some artists.
This work serves as a valuable resource, combining comprehensive insight into more than 250 artists and bridging gaps in the existing scholarship.
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