Where names become numbers, homes turn to rubble, and hopes are stolen away by the echo of F35 fighter jets. The founder of Palestine Museum US sat down with The Prisma to tell harrowing stories unfolding in Gaza, and to illuminate the art that documents them.
Visual Arts
Putting occupied Palestine on the canvas
“Art of Palestine: from the river to the sea” is a new exhibition opening on 26 September in London. Through aesthetic expressions such as abstract art, landscape paintings and murals, more than 25 Palestinian artists bring to light their experience under occupation. Zac Liew Bombs have been raining […]
Found by words: the little great things
The traditional London Spanish Book & Zine Fair returns to the British capital on October 2nd with the participation of writers, new voices, fanzine creators, illustrators and more. There will be talks, roundtables, workshops and storytelling for children, and more than 50 publishers present. Zac Liew The theme […]
Shattering stereotypes about refugees
Photographers from five countries captured the images of 21 refugee women who have fled persecution in their home countries and shared their unique stories of resilience, joy and courage. Their photographs are on display in London from 7 to 10 March. The Women by Women photography exhibition returns this […]
Reza’s journey: amidst chaos, empathy, and hope
Photography in conflict zones is crucial as it portrays the events taking place there and allows the world to understand the situation. “The main reason that we are in the field is to report as much as possible the truth and reality that we are witnessing.” Interview: Rola Zamzameh* […]
















