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Palestinian Art and cultural items. Visit our site regularly
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Speak, Bird, Speak
Again,
a
Palestinian Arab folktales book. This book is an essential
guide to Palestinian culture and a must for those who want
to deepen their understanding
of rich culture and an enduring people. Over the course of
several
years Ibrahim Muhawi and Sharif Kanaana collected tales in
the regions of the Galilee, Gaza, and the West Bank,
determining which were the most widely known and appreciated
and selecting the ones that best represented the Palestinian
folk narrative tradition. By combining their respective
expertise in English literature and anthropology, Ibrahim
Muhawi and Sharif Kanaana bring to these tales an integral
method of study that unites sensitivity to language with a
deep appreciation for culture.
Made in Palestine is the first museum exhibition
in the united States devoted to the contemporary
art of Palestine. This exhibition follows the
modern history of the Palestinian people from
the Al-Nakba of 1948 to their
dream for a homeland.
There are
evocations of the forced dispossession of the
Palestinian people and the testament to the
day-to-day brutality of the current Israeli
occupation.
Palestinian
artists, under the most egregious circumstances,
create works of art that are a contribution to
the world art. Specifically, they create symbols
and visual configurations that define their
national liberation struggle for free Palestine.
Being an artist for Palestine is an act of
courage.
The book was published
for the first time in 1999 by Hanna’s son Rafi. It
offers us a unique opportunity to get to know the work
of an important artist who died in 1979, to honor his
memory, and celebrate his work. The 101-page hard cover
book is a very high quality production that presents 96
photographs of several aspects of Palestinian daily life
and of selected Palestinian cities between 1927 and
1967.
