Roman sea life mosaic from the House of the Faun in Pompeii, dating back to the 2nd century BC. Displayed in the Archeological Museum of Naples, Italy.

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Roman sea life mosaic from the House of the Faun in Pompeii, dating back to the 2nd century BC. Displayed in the Archeological Museum of Naples, Italy.
Two thousand year old Thracian chariot with horse skeletons - found in Karanovo, Bulgaria - 2008
Havana, Cuba
René Burri, 1987
Alison Van Pelt, 1963/Los Angeles Untitled (Imaginary portrait) Oil on canvas
Berlinde De Bruyckere
Foragers (2022, Jumana Manna 🇵🇸)
Za’atar and akkoub are popular herbs in Palestinian culture and cuisine. In 1977, however, Ariel Sharon declared za’atar a ‘protected plant’, rendering its foraging, possession or trade a criminal offense. Akkoub suffered a similar fate when it was labelled protected in 2005. Those who pick za’atar and akkoub subsequently became lawbreakers and in many cases were indicted and convicted. The picking of za’atar and akkoub, nonetheless, continues while many regard it as an act of resistance. (src)
Make me the subject of your desire
the dream is always the same
my fault
emily jacir, from where we come from, 2001-2003
“if i could do anything for you, anywhere in palestine, what would it be?” this question was recently posed to palestinian exiles by palestinian-american artist emily jacir. taking advantage of her ability to move about relatively freely in israel with an american passport, jacir promised to realize the desires of those forbidden entry into their homeland. a series of texts, black lettering on white panels, describes the various requests. color photographs, presented by their side, document jacir’s actualization of them. (sfmoma)
A PALESTINIAN CITIZEN AND HIS DOG FROM GAZA RAISES THE VICTORY SIGN FROM INSIDE HIS DESTROYED HOME.
Posters for Palestine
1) ‘Support The Intifada', Juan Fuentes (2002)
2) 'The Sun Will Also Rise', Rashid Koraichi (1986)
3) 'Palestine Awaits', Latifa Tigani, (1982)
4) ‘Yes to the dedication of March 8 as the national day of the Palestinian woman', Jamal Al Afghani (1980)
One of my dreams is for my books and my writings to travel the world, for my pen to have wings so that no unstamped passport or visa rejecti
[image id 1: an image of Hebu Abu Nada, a Palestinian woman with pale skin, wearing a light pink hijab and what looks to be a dark purple long-sleeved shirt, looking at the camera with a neutral expression, light shining on her in patches through a tree in front of a wall. this image is placed on a white background, and in red text underneath, reads her name. /end id.]
[image id 2: an image of Omar Abu Shaweesh, a Palestinian man with pale skin and short brown hair, wearing a maroon polo accented with a navy stripe and white accents and an emblem on the chest, smiling at the camera in front of a tree, playing an oud. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 3: a black and white image of Refaat Alareer, a Palestinian man with pale skin, a short beard and mustache, and short, dark brown hair, wearing glasses and a dress shirt, staring at the camera in dim lighting with a neutral expression in front of a black background. this image is placed on a white background, and in red text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 4: an image of Abdul Karim Hashash, a Palestinian man with light brown skin and a short, grey beard and mustache, wearing a red and white keffiyeh on his head, wearing a black shirt that goes up to his neck and a black jacket/blazer, looking off to the right of the camera confusedly in front of a filled bookshelf. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 5: an image of Inas al-Saqa, a Palestinian woman with pale skin, wearing a beanie, earrings, and a colorful button up, speaking to the right of the camera, with her left hand fully opened and raised to her shoulder. she is standing in front of a blinded window. being held up this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads her name. /end id.]
[image id 6: an image of Jihad Al-Masri, a Palestinian man with very pale skin, short gray and white hair, and a gray mustache, wearing a white dress shirt and a gray blazer, smiling with his mouth slightly open, with his body facing to the left of the camera, while he is looking off to the right of the camera. it is sunny and there are trees and a wall in the background. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 7: an image of Yusuf Dawas, a Palestinian man with brown skin, a short beard and mustache, and curly, dark brown hair that reaches the bottom of his neck. he is sitting, leaving against a wooden post outdoors, playing and looking at a guitar, wearing a t-shirt, pants, and a jacket. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 8: an image of Shahadah Al-Buhbahan, a Palestinian man with pale skin, very short, white hair, and a very short beard and mustache. he is sitting and looking at the camera with a tight smile and neutral eyes, indoors, wearing a white dress shirt, a gray patterned tie, a black blazer, a black vest, and a beige sweater(?) underneath the blazer. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 9: an image of Nour al-Din Hajjaj, a Palestinian man with light, olive-brown skin, a very short beard, and fluffy, black/dark-brown(?) hair. he is wearing a white t-shirt, staring at the camera with wide eyes and a tight, small smile, in front of a light blue wall that has a yellow glove symbol, surrounded by what looks like a 'C'. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 10: an image of Mustafa Al-Sawwaf, a Palestinian man with tan skin, short white hair, and a short white mustache and beard, staring off to the left of the camera with a neutral expression, wearing a brown blazer and white dress shirt. in the background there appears to be a window and a bookshelf. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 11: an image of Abdullah Al-Aqad, a Palestinian man with pale skin, short black hair, and a very short beard and mustache. He is smiling at the camera, wearing a white dress shirt and what appears to be a light blue or grey jacket, in front of a black background. this image is placed on a white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 12: an image of Said Al-Dahshan, a Palestinian man with pale skin, short black hair, and a black and white beard and mustache. he is wearing a black and white checkered tie, a white dress shirt, and a black blazer, standing in front of a white background and looking at the camera with a neutral expression. this image is placed on a another white background, and in black text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 13: an image of Saleem Al-Naffar, a Palestinian man with pale skin and short, white hair, wearing a white dress shirt and navy blazer, staring at the camera with a neutral expression, standing in front of a white background with a red and pink map on it. there appears to be a long handle sticking out from behind the map. this image is placed on a white background, and in red text underneath, reads his name. /end id.]
[image id 12: an image of black text on a white background, reading "It shall pass, I keep hoping. It shall pass, I keep saying. Sometimes I mean it. Sometimes I don't. And as Gaza keeps gasping for life, we struggle for it to pass, we have no choice but to fight back and to tell her stories. For Palestine." /end id.]
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