The Eternal Quest on the Mediterranean Shores

A return to the first stirrings of life: fire and wood.
To the dawn of writing, where the trembling hand of a Canaanite
etched the first letters in the sands of Sinai's desert.
A return to the earliest symbols of magic,
to hands weaving spells
to ward off dangers and shield against the perils of sea and mountain.
A return to the first voyage across the sea,
seeking the eternal on Mediterranean shores.
A return to the primal quest for immortality,
the journey of Gilgamesh.

Guardians of the Land (2024)

In this mural, Vera Tamari revisits Tale of a Tree (2002), an installation of small ceramic olive trees she created during the Israeli incursion of the West Bank as a tribute to the olive tree and as a statement of protest. Tale of a Tree decries the deliberate and systematic daily destruction and uprooting of hundreds of olive trees perpetrated by the Israeli military machinery and the illegal settlers.

Gaza remains the story

This exhibition was designed to confront misinformation about the Palestinian cause and provide information and sources related to the history of Palestine and its people and the colonial context that has shaped its reality today. The focus is on the reality and history of Gaza, highlighting the humanitarian discourse and cultural expressions of this small area.


The successive horrors experienced by the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip have led to the neglect of daily life, the rich heritage, and the forms of arts, sciences, and creativity developed by its people. Gaza has been reduced in the general imagination only to a series of massacres that have taken place over the past two decades alone: only those which have dominated the headlines in news bulletins and political speeches. The exhibition does not only address the war on Gaza; rather, it declares that Gaza's life is longer than all the colonialisms that have passed through it and that its people, streets, and sea have always been there, before and after the Israeli occupation, before and after the siege, and before and after the massacres.


The exhibition covers 100 years of Gaza's history. It stands as one of the tools to confront the abhorrent propaganda war and smears, providing the global audience with as many sources as possible to help them see the real Gaza and place it in a global context. It seeks to contend with its current situation as a place suffering from a colonial experience exacerbated by occupation, repeated wars, and unprecedented siege.

Exhibition guide

This poster gives you a brief walk through how to install and print and use this exhibition anywhere from where you are 

Step 1


Choose a space

Is it gallery space, a lobby, a corridor, interactive hall, on the side of the street, street banner etc.

Step 2


Calculate the space available

Define the space is meters sq, 20or 200 sq, this will allow you to pick the right size of the ready printed sizes and number of themes.

Step 3


Design your own layout

Design your own layout of the exprience boards and space available examples.

Step 4


Choose the themes

Make up your mind on the themes that can fit your space - have a look at them and enjoy reading them

Exhibit the full curated version with all media types
Display the experience boards
Display the photos
Display the artworks
Display the QR codes of the in-depth audio-visual material

Step 5


Download

Click on download one of the options based on the size you choose above A0 or 50*70 cm size.

Step 6


Now lets print your choices ...!

The posters come in various sizes: A0, A3 landscape, and A3 portrait, all containg the same content but desined with different layouts to fit various different spaces.

  1. Most a0 posters should be printed as follows: digital printinng on 170 dsm chromo matte paper in A0 size (841 * 1189 mm or 33.1 * 46.8 inches).
  2. Most a0 posters should be printed as follows: digital printinng on 170 dsm chromo matte paper in A0 size (841 * 1189 mm or 33.1 * 46.8 inches).
  3. Most a0 posters should be printed as follows: digital printinng on 170 dsm chromo matte paper in A0 size (841 * 1189 mm or 33.1 * 46.8 inches).
  4. Most a0 posters should be printed as follows: digital printinng on 170 dsm chromo matte paper in A0 size (841 * 1189 mm or 33.1 * 46.8 inches).
  5. Most a0 posters should be printed as follows: digital printinng on 170 dsm chromo matte paper in A0 size (841 * 1189 mm or 33.1 * 46.8 inches).

Step 7


Putting up the posters

How to stick them on the wall or the space you want? it can be sticked or framed or pinned or hanged

Step 8


Now lets announce your exhibition

Gaza Remains the Story is supported by a comprehensive social media campaign aimed at amplifying
the exhibition›s impact. Each of the 12 themes includes two still image posts and one video reel, all shared on The Palestinian Museum’s social media channels (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn). Each week will spotlight a different theme, with the following posting schedule:
-First still image post: Monday, 7:00 PM Palestine Time
-Second still image post: Wednesday, 7:00 PM Palestine Time
-Video reel: Thursday, 7:00 PM Palestine Time
We encourage our partners to adopt this schedule to maximize impact and synchronize engagement across platforms. However, partners are also welcome to share the materials according to their own timelines to maintain ongoing interest and support.
To participate, download the exhibition’s promotional materials through the link below. Join us in raising awareness for Gaza and standing against injustice

Step 9


Educational content

this will allow you to learn more about Gaze - knowledgr production videos and prodcast - you can shre them on your social media or inside exhibition space as you find suitable.

Step 10


Giveaways

How to stick them on the wall or the space you want it can be sticked or framed or pinned or hanged.

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