Saturday, February 16, 2013

Art of the Arab Spring, Summer, Winter, and Fall




Blossoms on vintage

A photograph of "Tank vs. Bike" in Cairo.
Tank v. bike Cairo



Voices-of-hope

Protesting Women


Real life

Arab.-Frühling-Fahne-450






























Tomb Sonata in Three Military Movements by Khaled Hafez









Syrian Refugees










Art imitating life
















"Freedom"




Ben Ali



Looting Ben Ali's mansion





Auction of Ben Ali Family Goods
A Porsche, Lamborghini and Jaguar sit in an army yard where other cars belonging to Ben Ali and his family are being held


Jewellery items that once belonged to the family of the ousted Tunisian dictator on display at an auction in the Tunis suburb of Gammarth
Shoes, handbags and accessories once worn by Leila Trabelsi, who was well-known for her expensive taste


Organisers show suits once owned by Ben Ali, some of which are expected to go for 3,000 euros each


Tunisian President Zine Ali Abidine Ben Ali and First Lady Leila, who fled the presidential palace early last year





















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