Description
Jananne Al-Ani: A Critical Monograph is a comprehensive study of the Iraqi-British artist Jananne Al-Ani's work. Written by Claire Doherty, Angela Weight and Richard Hylton, this monograph explores Al-Ani's artistic practice in the context of contemporary British art. The book examines Al-Ani's use of photography, video and installation to engage with issues of identity, culture and politics. Through a detailed analysis of her work, the authors shed light on the complexities of Al-Ani's oeuvre and its relevance to contemporary debates in the art world. First published in 2005, this monograph provides a valuable insight into the life and work of Jananne Al-Ani, one of the most important artists working at the intersection of photography, video and installation.