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May 03, 2005
U.S.' Abu Ghraib Prison Torture is Now a Subject for Iraqi Artist
Agence France Press reports that "since the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, "the trauma" of the U.S. occupation of Iraq "has seeped even into Iraq's artistic production." This guarantees that the U.S. won't live down the torture and abuse of Iraqi prisoners. At least not in Iraq. Art has a way of preserving moments for ever, with each viewer taking away a different interpretation. Read more here.
Posted by Munir Umrani at May 3, 2005 06:56 AM
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