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But Egyptian officials, who first learned of the project from German newspaper articles this month, have interpreted the work as a cultural insult.
The authors include Paul Muldoon, Michael Longley and Gillian Clarke and the poets have interpreted the work in many different ways.
October 16 2014 October 19 201414 The pioneering singer of her generation has interpreted the work of everyone from Robert Johnson to U2. She's currently working on "Coming Forth by Day," an album that turns its sights on Billie Holiday.
To be fabulous means different things to different people, and curator Jasmine Wahi's new group show, شگفت آور the Arabic word for fabulous explores how artists have interpreted the term in their work, as a way to question the intersection of traditional feminist identities and contemporary representations of women in popular culture.
"The court seems to have interpreted the law in a way that fails to accommodate the needs of the changing work force," she said.
The exhibition curator, Nese Karakaplan, has interpreted the idea of writing and lettering in drawing somewhat broadly, selecting the work of artists who make drawings using scratches and scribbles.
In selecting some 100 works by 40 artists, the show's curator, Guy Brett, has interpreted the term "kinetic art" to suit his purposes.
In the past, many art collectors and curators had interpreted this work as a critique of bigoted and totalitarian ideologies.
Some critics have interpreted his work as calling for conciliation between Muslims and Christians, but others have accused him of anti-Semitism and sympathy for terrorism.
