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Tag: Barâa Arar

Escaping the harem: postcolonial explorations of Algerian women in art

Barâa Arar explores how Algerian women can emerge ‘mischievous and dancing’ using postcolonial analysis to deconstruct 19th-century portrayals of the imagined harem in art Read More

AuthorMedia DiversifiedPosted onAugust 3, 2017August 17, 2017CategoriesAcademic, Art, CultureTagsAcademic, Africa, Algeria, algerian, art, art history, Barâa Arar, delacroix, harem, houria niati, North Africa, postcolonial, Women2 Comments

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