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Ghada Amer, No empire lasts forever, 2026, raising flags, museum in progress, screen print, edition
Photo: Rudolf Strobl, Copyright: museum in progress
Ghada Amer, Every nation that sleeps in freedom will wake up in slavery, 2026, raising flags, screen print, edition
Photo: Rudolf Strobl, Copyright: museum in progress
Ghada Amer, We will not be silent, 2026, raising flags, museum in progress, screen print, edition
Photo: Rudolf Strobl, Copyright: museum in progress
Ghada Amer, Your ignorance is their power, 2026, raising flags, museum in progress, screen print, edition
Photo: Rudolf Strobl, Copyright: museum in progress
Ghada Amer, No empire lasts forever, 2026, raising flags, museum in progress, screen print, edition
Ghada Amer, Every nation that sleeps in freedom will wake up in slavery, 2026, raising flags, screen print, edition
Photo: Rudolf Strobl, Copyright: museum in progress
Ghada Amer, We will not be silent, 2026, raising flags, museum in progress, screen print, edition
Photo: Rudolf Strobl, Copyright: museum in progress
Ghada Amer, Your ignorance is their power, 2026, raising flags, museum in progress, screen print, edition
Photo: Rudolf Strobl, Copyright: museum in progress

Artist, Year: Ghada Amer, 2026
Format: 59,5 x 59,5 cm
Technique: Serigraph
Print: Quint Screen Print, Michael Wegerer
Paper: Somerset Velvet 330g
Edition: 4 screen prints, 40 copies each
Subscription price: € 1200 each (excl. VAT and shipping)
Framing is possible on request for an additional charge.

The screen prints were created as part of the raising flags project.

Each screen print combines a striking statement with a deliberate chromatic scheme:

NO EMPIRE LASTS FOREVER – quotes Krishna Udayasankar, echoing the US flag

EVERY NATION THAT SLEEPS IN FREEDOM WILL WAKE UP IN SLAVERY – referencing the work of French philosopher Alain (Émile-Auguste Chartier), inspired by the colours of the EU flag

YOUR IGNORANCE IS THEIR POWER – anonymous, referencing the colours of the Burkina Faso flag

WE WILL NOT BE SILENT – in Arabic, anonymous, drawing on the symbolism of the Palestinian flag

Through her poetic-political gestures, Amer’s screen prints become a sign of resistance and visibility – beyond inherited meanings, towards a transgressive and transcultural emblem.

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