This poster entitled 'This is My Land, My Father Sacrificed Himself Here' was issued in 1989 by the Unified Information Office of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) to commemorate the 1st anniversary of the first Palestinian Intifada.
This poster by the artist Harold Rubin was part of the 'Down with the Occupation' exhibition held in 1987 by the Association of Artists for Freedom of Expression in the El-Hakawati Theatre in Jerusalem to mark 20 years since the 1967 occupation of the West Bank. The exhibition included posters by Palestinian and Israeli artists.
A poster entitled 'Let the Killing of Our People Stop' issued by the Unified Information Office of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) in 1983.
This poster by the artist Michal Goldman was part of the 'Down with the Occupation' exhibition held in 1987 by the Association of Artists for Freedom of Expression in the El-Hakawati Theatre in Jerusalem to mark 20 years since the 1967 occupation of the West Bank. The exhibition included posters by Palestinian and Israeli artists.
Al-Mintar stands prominently as one of the most important commissioned works in the gardens of the Palestinian Museum. Recently completed by the Palestinian artist Sliman Mansour, it was commissioned in line with the Museum’s goal of nurturing our connection with the architectural heritage of Palestine. This work simulates the idea of reviving the construction of mintars, or what used to be described as ‘farm palaces’, scattered across the Palestinian countryside.
That is her Image and This is the Suicide of the Lover from the series Homage to Mahmoud Darwish #4.
Laila Shawa's photographic canvases, from which the lithograph series is inspired, are a testimony to the walls of Gaza during the last phase of the First Intifada. The series Walls of Gaza expresses the intimacy of the place and the transformation of the built environment that changed on a daily basis during that period. The walls became the surface on which the directions were announced because, during the Intifada, normal time was suspended, and each day was structured around strikes, confrontations, and commemorations.
That is her Image and This is the Suicide of the Lover from the series Homage to Mahmoud Darwish #3.