Mapping Sanctuaries Exhibition
Mapping Sanctuaries, an exhibition of work by Alaa Alsaraji at the P21Gallery Mapping Sanctuaries is a collection of digital illustrations and sound pieces exploring the notions of…
Mapping Sanctuaries, an exhibition of work by Alaa Alsaraji at the P21Gallery Mapping Sanctuaries is a collection of digital illustrations and sound pieces exploring the notions of…
View More Mapping Sanctuaries ExhibitionThe exhibition also highlights Britain’s response to refugee crises over the last 100 years. London-based artist Shorsh Saleh is one the few who have been commissioned…
View More Shorsh Saleh: The theme of my works is identityA new exhibition of a journey between artworks from 2003 to 2020 by the artist Enas Elkorashy will go on the show tomorrow, August 20. Enas Elkorashy…
View More Mushroom MemoryFrom Aleppo Without Love: A true story of anguish and despair by a boy from Aleppo. The book is an autobiography of the British/Syrian–of Kurdish…
View More From Aleppo Without LoveFrom Aleppo Without Love: A true story of anguish and despair by a boy from Aleppo. The book is an autobiography of the British/Syrian–of Kurdish…
View More FROM ALEPPO WITHOUT LOVEIn 1997 Hasan held his first solo exhibition in Al Hasakeh, Syria where he was born. Consequently, he proceeded to exhibit (solo) in mostly all other…
View More Artist HASAN ABDALLABorn in Dêrik, Hasaka province Syria, Saleh Nemr studied at the Institute of Applied Arts, Sculpture, Damascus, Syria. Currently, he is based in Germany. In…
View More Artist SALEH NEMRNour Zantah’s Ataxia exhibition is made available again for the public. ‘ATAX|A’ exhibits a series of testimonial paintings that have in various ways been inspired…
View More Nour Zantah’s Ataxia ExhibitionBy Claudia Ferrandiz and Nil Montilla He wears a jellabiya and a tarboosh or fez on his head, while he holds a stick. With deep…
View More Meet the storyteller who fights to keep Syrian folktales aliveBy Saya Zahawi Do you have that one thing that has stayed with you throughout the years? Something that’s always there wherever you go? Mine…
View More A Childhood Tale Of A Cassette Tape!