The history of Egypt’s revolution — and of the waves of repression that followed it — was written on the walls and streets of Cairo, but also those of Paris and Brooklyn.
VICE News spoke with Egyptian street artists Ganzeer and Ammar Abo Bakr about their work, and with Sampsa, a Finnish artist who launched an international campaign in solidarity with them. Read more about their stories.
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The socio-political art of the Syrian civil war.
Photo via Sampsa
Photos via Ganzeer
Photos via Ammar Abo Bakr
Photos via Sampsa
