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Sophie Chamas

Contributor

Bodies Moving to Memory

Aug 04 2011
[Monira Al Qadiri,

antinormanybody. Curated by Barrak Alzaid. Organized with the support of Kleio Projects & International Resource Network. June 23 – August 10, 2011. Kleio Projects: 153½ Stanton Street, New York, NY. I wandered the Lower East Side on a sweaty summer morning in search of Kleio Projects Gallery, curiously located on 153 and a half Stanton Street, feeling like a young Harry Potter on his first visit to King’s Cross Station, trying to find the peculiarly titled Platform 9 ...

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Sophie Chamas

 

Sophie Chamas recently completed her MA at New York University’s Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies, where she focused specifically on the Lebanese-Shi’a group Hezbollah and carried out an ethnographic analysis of a sample of the media produced by it. She is also a writer of short fiction and poetry and has had her work published in UnlikelyStories, Big Bridge, and The Juke Jar. She just completed a summer internship at ArteEast, where she served as the film intern.

‘We now dream to die in a civilized way, with a beautiful bullet that would end our lives quickly, a bullet made for humans, not birds like the ones they fire at us, that we would die in a way our families would be able to recognize our corpses.’
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