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Daily Images of Chaotic Events 9, by Ahmed Nagy (Egypt)
Ahmed Nagy’s series, Daily Images of Chaotic Events, was created in response to poetic theatre texts written by Habibah Sheikh, a nomadic performance artist originally from Lebanon, and the curator of the Mitli Mitlak exhibition. In the text, a…
Daily Images Of Chaotic Events, by Ahmed Nagy (Egypt)
Ahmed Nagy’s series, Daily Images of Chaotic Events, was created in response to poetic theatre texts written by Habibah Sheikh, a nomadic performance artist originally from Lebanon, and the curator of the Mitli Mitlak exhibition. In the text, a…
Deserted UNRWA camp, Jericho Palestine, 1977, by David Greenfield (USA)
This is an image of a dirt street, lined on both sides with low mud houses, without any people present.
I shot this image in 1977 while passing through this UNRWA camp. The negatives were developed and a proof sheet was made, but then the…
I shot this image in 1977 while passing through this UNRWA camp. The negatives were developed and a proof sheet was made, but then the…
Endless Sorrow, by David Greenfield (USA)
Two robotic figures are seen leaving a house, one carrying the other who is draped in his arms, mortally wounded.
I was an American serving in the Israeli army in the mid-1970s, when during basic training, members of the PLO came into a small…
I was an American serving in the Israeli army in the mid-1970s, when during basic training, members of the PLO came into a small…
Extreme, by Sinan Hussein (Iraq)
This work was created in response to poetic texts written by Habibah Sheikh, a nomadic performance artist originally from Lebanon, and the curator of the exhibition, Mitli Mitlak (Like You, Like Me). In the text, a character named Ruba experiences…
Feminist Portrayal of a Woman Taking Her Life, by Klaudja Sulaj (Albania)
This artwork is double exposure photography and graphics. Ontological and silencing. The artwork represents the character, Ruba, in Mitli Mitlak (Like You, Like Me) who is oppressed, and stuck being abused, because she has nowhere to go, and because…
Final Act, by Wael Darweish (Egypt)
This work was created in response to poetic texts written by Habibah Sheikh, a nomadic performance artist originally from Lebanon, and the curator of the Mitli Mitlak exhibition. In the text, a character named Ruba experiences the destruction of war…
Flower of Freedom (Separated From Every Garden) 1, by May Murad (Palestine)
May Murad's series of paintings, Flower Of Freedom (Separated From Every Garden), were created in response to poetic theatre texts written by Habibah Sheikh, a nomadic performance artist originally from Lebanon, and the curator of the Mitli Mitlak…
Flower Of Freedom (Separated From Every Garden) 2, by May Murad (Palestine)
May Murad's series of paintings, Flower Of Freedom (Separated From Every Garden), were created in response to poetic theatre texts written by Habibah Sheikh, a nomadic performance artist originally from Lebanon, and the curator of the Mitli Mitlak…
Flower Of Freedom (Separated From Every Garden) 3, by May Murad (Palestine)
May Murad's series of paintings, Flower Of Freedom (Separated From Every Garden), were created in response to poetic theatre texts written by Habibah Sheikh, a nomadic performance artist originally from Lebanon, and the curator of the Mitli Mitlak…