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URINAL BLUES

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المساهم/ة Tracy Chahwan

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Tracy Chahwan

Tracy Chahwan is a cartoonist and illustrator from Lebanon. She started her career in Beirut, producing street art and posters for local independent music venues like the Beirut Groove Collective, and working with the Samandal and zeez comics collective publishing experimental comics and anthologies. In 2018, she published her first graphic novel Beirut Bloody Beirut, a story of two girls lost in the Beiruti night. After the Lebanese revolution of October 2019, she turned to journalistic comics, collaborating on books such as Guantanamo Voices and Where to Marie?: Stories of Feminisms in Lebanon.

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URINAL BLUES

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Tracy Chahwan is a cartoonist and illustrator from Lebanon. She started her career in Beirut, producing street art and posters for local independent music venues like the Beirut Groove Collective, and working with the Samandal and zeez comics collective publishing experimental comics and anthologies. In 2018, she published her first graphic novel Beirut Bloody Beirut, a story of two girls lost in the Beiruti night.
After the Lebanese revolution of October 2019, she turned to journalistic comics, collaborating on books such as Guantanamo Voices and Where to Marie?: Stories of Feminisms in Lebanon.

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Tracy Chahwan

Tracy Chahwan is a cartoonist and illustrator from Lebanon. She started her career in Beirut, producing street art and posters for local independent music venues like the Beirut Groove Collective, and working with the Samandal and zeez comics collective publishing experimental comics and anthologies. In 2018, she published her first graphic novel Beirut Bloody Beirut, a story of two girls lost in the Beiruti night. After the Lebanese revolution of October 2019, she turned to journalistic comics, collaborating on books such as Guantanamo Voices and Where to Marie?: Stories of Feminisms in Lebanon.

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