Bahia Shehab: A thousand times no

The transcript details an artist's journey from participating in an Islamic art exhibition to becoming an active voice in the 2011 Egyptian revolution. The artist uses Arabic script to express resistance, creating a book of 'noes' and spraying messages on Cairo's walls. The narrative includes stories of protest, artistic expression, and a final message of hope inspired by Neruda.

What was the condition set by the curator for the artist's participation in the exhibition?

• To depict modern Islamic culture

• To create a sculpture

• To use Arabic script in her artwork

• To use only black and white colors

What event in 2011 significantly influenced the artist's work?

• A personal family event

• The Egyptian revolution

• The opening of a new art gallery

• A global art competition

What message did the artist spray on the streets of Cairo?

• No to military rule

• Yes to new leadership

• Peace and prosperity

• Support the government

Which of the following was NOT a message sprayed by the artist?

• No to a new Pharaoh

• No to blinding heroes

• No to burning books

• No to cultural exchange

What did the blue bra symbolize in the artist's messages?

• A call for fashion reform

• A reminder of national shame

• A new art movement

• Support for women's rights

What was the significance of the wall in Cairo mentioned by the artist?

• It was a famous tourist attraction

• It became a symbol of protest art

• It was a historical monument

• It was a government building

What message of hope did the artist conclude with?

• Spring will never come

• The revolution is over

• Flowers can be crushed, but spring is inevitable

• Art is temporary, but change is permanent