Friday, February 24, 2006
Made in Palestine: From March 14th in NYC
From Electronic Intifada:
Made in Palestine is the first museum-quality exhibition devoted to the contemporary art of Palestine to be held in the United States. It is a survey of work spanning three generations of Palestinian artists who live in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, parts of Israel, Syria, Jordan, and the United States.
The exhibition was curated by James Harithas during a month long stay in the Middle East, aided in his mission by Palestinian artist Samia Halaby. Made in Palestine premiered at The Station Museum of Contemporary Art in Houston, Texas and in 2005 traveled to San Francisco, CA, and Montpelier, VT.
More here.
[Photo by Michael Stravato shows Mary Tuma's "Homes for the Disembodied", 2000. Media: 50 continuous yards of silk. Thanks to Moshe Behar.]
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