Feb 24, 2025
Some Trans/Gender Nonconforming SWANA Celebrities
Khaled El Kurdi / Ahmed Umar / Dua Saleh / Haiifa Magic
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Some Trans/Gender Nonconforming SWANA Celebrities
Khaled El Kurdi / Ahmed Umar / Dua Saleh / Haiifa Magic
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Ahmed Umar, If you no longer have a family, make your own in clay.
Live performance held at Gallery Seilduken, Oslo 13 March 2013.
Installation view of Talitin (‘The Third’, 2023–24) by Ahmed Umar. Photo: Marco Zorzanello; courtesy La Biennale di Venezia
Dressed in the bridal finery of Sudan, his mother country, for the video Talitin (‘The Third’, 2023–24), Ahmed Umar performs sinuous wedding dances – coy, flirtatious, at times lavishly suggestive. Coruscating with heavy jewellery, swathed in beaded leather and crimson silk, Umar ornaments himself in a costume he associates with the womanly realm to which he was forbidden access once he reached puberty.
LGBTQ and Sudanese: Malab Alneel, Ahmed Umar, Savina Rise Mizrahi, Nxdia and Dua Saleh
Ahmed Umar
Gender: Non binary (he/she/they)
Sexuality: Gay/Queer
DOB: 10 February 1988
Ethnicity: Sudanese
Occupation: Artist, activist, writer
Note: Their experience of coming out as one of the first openly gay Sudanese was detailed in the film The Art of Sin.
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Sudanese-Norwegian multidisciplinary artist Ahmed Umar for My Kali Magazine. Interview by Jamal from JINS podcast, images by Ahmed Umar and translated into Arabic by Nawara B.
“At the intersection of many identities, Ahmed Umar (he/she/they) is a talented cross-disciplinary and performance artist. Drawing on their non-binarity, complex upbringing between Sudan and Saudi Arabia, and life in Norway, Umar works between mediums and platforms to navigate themes of identity and culture, gender and sexuality, religion and authority.”
AHMED UMAR: ON HAIR, ART AND QUEERNESS
This Arab is Queer - A collection of memoirs from several queer West Asian and North African writers