Azza El Siddique, Salah Elmur, and Dina Nur Satti on Nubian Heritage @ISAC_UChicago
Azza El Siddique, Salah Elmur, and Dina Nur Satti on Nubian Heritage @ISAC_UChicago
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Three artists of Sudanese heritage—Azza El Siddique, Salah Elmur, and Dina Nur Satti—who participated in the ISAC Museum exhibition The Bestiary of Ancient Nubia reflect on their artistic practice and discuss the ways in which their work connects with the ancient cultural heritage of Nubia and Sudan.
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Azza El Siddique, Salah Elmur, and Dina Nur Satti on Nubian Heritage

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