Ahmed Umar interprets Cleopatra and the Slave

A part of the exhibition «Call Me by My Name».

In the exhibition Call Me by My Name, MUNCH has invited Guro Sibeko, Ahmed Umar and Musti to do their personal interpretations of Edvard Munch's painting Cleopatra and the Slave.

Above you can see visual artis Ahmed Umar's interpretation, which also can be experienced in the exhibition at MUNCH, Tøyen.

See also: Ahmed Umar: Day in the Life

Edvard Munch: Cleopatra and the Slave. Oil on canvas, 1916-1920. Photo © Munchmuseet

Call Me by My Name
13.03.2021 – 30.09.2021
MUNCH, Tøyen
Ahmed Umar: Day in the Life
In the exhibition Call Me by My Name , Ahmed Umar makes a personal interpretation.
Who as Sultan Abdul Karem?
Who was he really, the African man who modelled for Edvard Munch in 1916?
More than a Subject
A film by Gabrialla Moses, commissioned by MUNCH.
Guro Sibeko: Day in the Life
In the exhibition Call Me by My Name, Guro Sibeko makes a personal interpretation.
Guro Sibeko interprets Cleopatra and the Slave
A part of the exhibition «Call Me by My Name».
Musti: Day in the Life
In the exhibition Call Me by My Name, Musti makes a personal interpretation.

Ahmed Umar interprets Cleopatra and the Slave

Call Me by My Name

Ahmed Umar: Day in the Life

Who as Sultan Abdul Karem?

More than a Subject

Guro Sibeko: Day in the Life

Guro Sibeko interprets Cleopatra and the Slave

Musti: Day in the Life