Akram Zaatari, Tomorrow everything will be alright, 2010
Images of Akram Zaatari, Tomorrow everything will be alright

- Short A closeup of a typewriter and a sheet of typed lines of red and black text. It is dimly lit and framed by a thick black border.
- Long Text on yellowed paper in a typewriter appears to be a dialogue between two people, as it alternates between red and black text. Some of the dialogue is out of the view. The visible text reads, "I won't answer." " . . . ans no. Where are you?" "I am home." " . . . miss me?" At this point, the response is obscured by the typewriter. The text continues, " . . . you miss the most?" "No answer. I do."
Tomorrow everything will be alright, 2010
Single-channel HD video (color and sound), 11 minutes, and 48 seconds
Collection Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin by exchange, 2011.46
Photo: Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago

- Short A projector illuminates the image of a light-skinned finger hovering over a black keyboard onto the wall of a darkened room.
Tomorrow everything will be alright, 2010
Single-channel HD video (color and sound), 11 minutes, and 48 seconds
Collection Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin by exchange, 2011.46
Photo: Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago

- Short A typewriter in the midst of transcribing a two-person conversation.
Tomorrow everything will be alright, 2010
Single-channel HD video (color and sound), 11 minutes, and 48 seconds
Collection Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin by exchange, 2011.46
Photo: Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago

- Short In a dark room, an image of a city from the view of the inside of a vehicle is projected on a wall.
Tomorrow everything will be alright, 2010
Single-channel HD video (color and sound), 11 minutes, and 48 seconds
Collection Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin by exchange, 2011.46
Photo: Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago

- Short In a dark room, a close-up view of a typewriter is projected on a wall. The text the typewriter has created is illegible.
Tomorrow everything will be alright, 2010
Single-channel HD video (color and sound), 11 minutes, and 48 seconds
Collection Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin by exchange, 2011.46
Photo: Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago
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