by Sarri Elfaitouri Post-revolution Benghazi has been craving form a new revolutionary civil space as the events of 2011 promised. However, soon after the presumed end of Gaddafi’s “central” totalitarian dictatorship, emerged many other marginal oppressive regimes that later radically dominated, practised by religious extremist and fundamentalist groups and military role. The city…

Fiction It was our first project in Tajarrod Foundation that we were done with “Tahafut-incoherence” in 2020, which was an artistic-urban installation to question the established urban and architectural passivity in the cultural scene in post-war Benghazi, Libya. Covid-19 however was also freshly joining our list of post-war challenges to…

Abstract After the spark of the Libyan revolution in February 2011, a set of existential questions emerged in the Libyan cultural and political scene. It was an inquiry about “Libyanness” and how Libyans should represent their being in a new manner. However, there has been no coherent answer since then…