PHOTO GALLERY: Egyptian revolutionary photography exhibition opens in Germany

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Nermine Hammam's 'Upekkha' (Photo: Rowan El Shimi)

'Works with Newspapers' by Taha Belal (Photo: Rowan El Shimi)

'Hypothetical Society' work by Ahmed Kamal (Photo: Rowan El Shimi)

Portraits of iconic figures from the revolution presented in new contexts curated by Rowan El Shimi

On the back of Maspero, a collection of anti-state media graffiti curated by Rowan El Shimi (Photo:

Maspero State Television building mural by Osama Dawood (Photo: Rowan El Shimi)

Exhibition curator Florian Ebner invites activist and artist Philip Rizk to say a few words at the o

Heritage photographs of protests and street politics from different decades curated by Heba Farid (P

Sherouk Newspaper's photojournalists work on display curated by Thomas Hartwell (Photo: Rowan El Shi

Cronology wall: Newspaper headlines and curated tweets from 'Tweets from Tahrir' by Alexander Nunns

Mobinil ad quoting world leaders at the entracne (Photo: Rowan El Shimi)

A new exhibition called Cairo. Open City: New testimonies from an ongoing revolution opened on 27 September at the Museum of Photography in Braunschweig, Germany. Audiences can examine photography and visual arts from the 16 months of Egypt's ongoing revolution.

The exhibition, which runs until 23 December, features works by activists, photographers, artists and curators from Egypt, as well as works resulting from a student exchange programme between Egypt, France and Germany. Ahram Online provides a small glimpse of the comprehensive exhibition.