Homeland Lost is an exhibition of an historic series of Palestinian photographs by award-winning documentary photographer Alan Gignoux. Homeland Lost juxtaposes portraits of Palestinian refugees displaced in 1948 and their descendants, shown alongside images of their former homes and villages inside Israel. Taken between 2004 and 2005, Homeland Lost is a poignant and sobering reminder of the human toll of an ongoing conflict which has displaced an estimated 8 million Palestinians and their descendants since 1948.
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A solo performance of the play by Khawla Ibraheem in cooperation with Schauspielhaus Wien, co-produced by BOW Production.
The starting point is the military practice known as “roof knocking”—a warning strike that gives civilians only a few minutes to leave their homes. From this reality, the piece develops an intimate portrait of daily life under constant threat.
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Explore Now‘A place is not only a geographical area; it's also a state of mind. And trees are not just trees, they are the ribs of childhood.’
Lament for a lost land, Journal of an Ordinary Grief. Mahmoud Darwish
What makes a homeland and what does it mean to leave and lose it?
Explore NowYou are invited to explore Alan Gignoux’s photography exhibition Homeland Lost at P21 Gallery and attend a presentation by Ahmad al-Bazz of his recently published book, The Erasure of Palestine. The presentation will be followed by an in-conversation between the two photographers, moderated by Milena.
Explore NowDiscover Tatreez, the traditional Palestinian art of cross-stitch embroidery, in this hands-on beginner workshop led by Palestinian embroiderer Haya Natsheh.
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