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title: "The Art of the Revolution: The Online and Offline Perception of
Communication­­ during the Uprisings in Sudan in 2018 and 2019"
title: "The Art of Revolution: The Online and Offline Perception of Communication during the Uprisings in Sudan in 2018 and 2019"
authors: ["roksanahajduga.md"]
abstract: The article deals with art from the Sudanese revolution in 2018 and 2019
(the December Revolution). The focus is on the most recognizable and
widespread images from the uprising and their presence on the streets of
Sudanese cities and social media. The article shows how freedom of
expression exploded on the Sudanese streets after years of censorship,
suppression, and violations of freedom of speech, media, and civil
rights. Art and social media had significant roles in covering the
uprising. Issues related to the importance and value of art in
transmitting social discourse and dissent in a tightly controlled
society are raised. These issues should be the subject of wider research
on conflict and social media in Sudan. This article focuses only on a
small part of this vast and important topic.
abstract: The article deals with art from the Sudanese revolution in 2018 and 2019 (the December Revolution). The focus is on the most recognizable and widespread images from the uprising and their presence on the streets of Sudanese cities and social media. The article shows how freedom of expression exploded on the Sudanese streets after years of censorship, suppression, and violations of freedom of speech, media, and civil rights. Art and social media had significant roles in covering the uprising. Issues related to the importance and value of art in transmitting social discourse and dissent in a tightly controlled society are raised. These issues should be the subject of wider research on conflict and social media in Sudan. This article focuses only on a small part of this vast and important topic.
keywords: ["Sudan", "revolution", "uprising", "street art", "social media",
"protests", "murals", "graffiti", "images", "iconic"]
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regime and allowed quick, safe, and anonymous going out from hiding as
public opposition.
**Methodology**
# Methodology
In this study, I will use an analytical approach to examine articles and
social media concerning the 2018/2019 December Revolution in Sudan.
@ -66,7 +54,7 @@ cartoons, etc. I have chosen the most frequently reproduced artworks and
the creations that had the longest impact on public opinion, because
over time these have become symbols of the revolution.
**Politics and Social-Economic Context**
# Politics and Social-Economic Context
The concept of revolution and the struggle to gain freedom is not a new
phenomenon in Sudan. In 1964, the first president of Sudan, Ibrahim
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citizens continue to demand a civilian government with full executive
powers.
**Art beyond Divisions and Prejudices**
# Art beyond Divisions and Prejudices
The core of the uprising and the source of its strength was the equality
of all Sudanese people. No protests in Sudan had previously included
@ -509,7 +497,7 @@ Lisa', but her face is that of a Sudanese woman with a scarf on her head
and a rocket launcher in her hands (Figure 20). This simple image has a
powerful and direct message: beware of women's power.
**Online Art**
# Online Art
A new generation of young activists looks back to the Girifna movement,
founded by students in Khartoum in 2009, for inspiration. Their fight
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posted on Merghani's Twitter account, commemorated the courage of Rifka
\'Bumban Catcher'.[^77]
**Street Art**
# Street Art
During the uprising, alongside regular verbal and written communication,
a flood of sketches, murals, graffiti, and cartoons spread the word
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art became popular and functioned as a reference to political ideas and
the current situation in the country.
**Summary**
# Summary
The 2018/2019 revolution in Sudan was one of the most significant and
best-organized revolts in the Arab world in recent years. There were
@ -983,7 +971,7 @@ have already been noticed in August 2021, when the inflation decreased
by 35 points. International media were talking about stabilization in
the country.
**2022 update. The conflict in Sudan is not over.**
# 2022 update. The conflict in Sudan is not over.
In October 2021 the Sudanese army carried out a coup against the
civilian leadership. Prime Minister Adballa Hamdook and his cabinet were
@ -1003,45 +991,45 @@ local activism in Sudan is a phenomenon that continues to grow and reach
even larger circles. Protests re-emerged and Sudanese people demand a
constitution and a democratically elected government.
**Bibliography**
# Bibliography
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