Palestine's sci-fi future is today's repressive reality
8 January 2020
Anthology of short stories imagines the Nakba in 2048. Read more about Palestine's sci-fi future is today's repressive reality
Marguerite Dabaie
Critical thinking on cultural boycott
11 December 2017
Artists who have engaged with boycott movements give their insight and words of caution. Read more about Critical thinking on cultural boycott
Visualizing a feeling
2 October 2017
Iasmin Omar Ata’s graphic novel “Mis(h)adra” is inspired by their own experience with epilepsy. Read more about Visualizing a feeling
Satire as grotesque as the hypocrisy it skewers
23 August 2017
Comics artist Eli Valley blasts the Zionist construct of the “real” Jew. Read more about Satire as grotesque as the hypocrisy it skewers
Keeping tradition alive in the diaspora
26 July 2017
Stories of Palestinian embroidery served with comforting tea. Read more about Keeping tradition alive in the diaspora
A time capsule for a harrowing past
12 June 2017
Book by Syrian filmmaker recalls Palestinian refugee camp shortly before infamous massacre. Read more about A time capsule for a harrowing past
Mohammad Sabaaneh's dangerous cartoons
4 May 2017
Artist has been targeted by both Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Read more about Mohammad Sabaaneh's dangerous cartoons
Under occupation in exile
1 May 2017
Photographer Steve Sabella’s memoir describes a conflicted identity rooted in Jerusalem. Read more about Under occupation in exile
Seventy years of Palestinian sorrow
8 September 2015
Nahr Al-Bared (Cold River) traces how one family was expelled from its homeland and left to wander the world. Read more about Seventy years of Palestinian sorrow
What it is to be Palestinian in the US
17 August 2015
Artist Marguerite Dabaie on having an offensive identity. Read more about What it is to be Palestinian in the US
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