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Tuesday
Jun212011

Vote For Me, I've Done Jihad... 

So says the campaign poster by Aman Mojadidi – neither a jihadi nor a candidate for election in Afghanistan's recent (well, last fall's) election. Instead he's a conceptual artist in Kabul exploring the politics and issues of the place. And finding with his work more influence as an artist than he did as an aid worker... Go figure. Or go read my article on him in Frieze.