( CNN ) -- In April , Inside the Middle East discovers how some of the region 's most creative artists are being inspired by current events taking place in the Middle East . Egyptian artists inspired by the revolution . We visit Art Dubai to talk to Egyptian artists who interrupted their work when revolution came to Tahrir Square and repainted the country 's political landscape . Inspired by the events they witnessed in person , the artists have been given a new perspective on their world and their work . Jordan 's cartoon commentary . In Jordan we meet two brothers whose political cartoons have raised chuckles from Amman to Abu Dhabi . Graffiti in Lebanon . Continuing the fraternal theme we travel to Beirut to encounter identical twins Omar and Mohammed Kabbani , who believe a spray can is more powerful than an AK-47 as they deliver social messages through graffiti , music and fashion . Web creativity inspired by revolutions . Millions are watching the internet for parodies of political leaders including Mubarak , Gadhafi and Ben Ali . We embark on a web search for the funniest clips . Watch the show at the times below ( all GMT ) : . Wednesday 30 March , 6 April : 0730 , 1730 Saturday 2 April , 9 April : 0730 , 1230 , 1830 Sunday 3 April , 10 April : 0530 , 1730 Monday 4 April , 11 April : 0330 .
Artists are being inspired by current events taking place in the Middle East . The artist is a Syrian refugee who fled to Turkey after his home was destroyed during an uprising against President Bashar al-Assad. In Beirut , the Kabbani twins deliver social messages through graffiti , music and fashion .