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    An ecstatic collapse : a re-thinking of Faig Ahmed's Carpet series

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    Date
    2016-08
    Author
    Hoffman, Kelsey Savannah
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    Abstract
    This thesis engages with the critical dialogue surrounding Azerbaijani artist Faig Ahmed’s series of sculptures titled the Carpet series. Offering up a re-thinking of the series, this thesis shapes a nuanced phenomenologically-centered viewing of the Carpet series in order to understand how Ahmed is accessing humor, beauty, and a personal aesthetic that intentionally plays with or critiques standard binary conceptions of contemporary art from the Middle East and historically Islamic countries.
    Department
    Art History
    Subject
    Faig Ahmed
    Sculpture
    Middle Eastern
    Middle Eastern art
    Islamic art
    Contemporary art
    Azerbaijan
    Carpet
    Contemporary Middle Eastern art
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    http://hdl.handle.net/2152/41246
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