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Posted on June 14, 2017June 14, 2017

[Book Review] Drawing the Kafr Qasem Massacre: Samia Halaby’s Art for Remembrance and Healing

Posted on January 31, 2017

[Interview] Socratis Socratous and the Landscape of Human Identity

Posted on January 29, 2017January 30, 2017

[Review] Ardan Özmenoğlu at Nitra Gallery

Posted on January 5, 2017January 6, 2017

[Review] The 3rd Venice International Performance Art Week: Fragile Body – Material Body

Posted on January 4, 2017

[News] International Bandirma Park Design Competition Opens to Submissions

Posted on January 1, 2017

[Review] Athens Gallery Weekend 2016

Posted on December 20, 2016

[News] The 21 Project: Crime and Creativity in Athens

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Gotta love these quirky ceramic vases by HOPE @hope_gigantopolis. Read my mini profile of the artist on @epitome.xyz. Gotta love these quirky ceramic vases by HOPE @hope_gigantopolis. Read my mini profile of the artist on @epitome.xyz. Gotta love these quirky ceramic vases by HOPE @hope_gigantopolis. Read my mini profile of the artist on @epitome.xyz. In the dark, electric aethers Brought you and your pebble fingertips To rest on my weeping collarbone. The waves are messages, and the screen mute. Prescient evening whole — And how accepting the limpid night is. You nod and I recover. You sigh And I retreat dissolving like the froths. Distance is not a property in this telepathy. You made the entire universe a mess. By proxy complicit in this divine achievement I tap my sore touchscreen to sleep. New on the blog: venerable painter Samia Halaby has recently released a book with her drawings of the Kafr Qasem massacre, which took place in the Palestinian village of that name in 1956. Meticulous on detail and some larger-than-life in scale, the dignified drawings and accompanying literature are an act of perseverance in their own sake. Pictured: Samia Halaby, Safa and Mahmoud, 1999. Courtesy Samia Halaby / Schilt Publishing. Visit the link in my profile to read more. New on the blog: venerable painter Samia Halaby has recently released a book with her drawings of the Kafr Qasem massacre, which took place in the Palestinian village of that name in 1956. Meticulous on detail and some larger-than-life in scale, the dignified drawings and accompanying literature are an act of perseverance in their own sake. Pictured: Samia Halaby, Death of shepherd boy Fathi, 2012. Courtesy Samia Halaby / Schilt Publishing. Visit the link in my profile to read more. New on the blog: venerable painter Samia Halaby has recently released a book with her drawings of the Kafr Qasem massacre, which took place in the Palestinian village of that name in 1956. Meticulous on detail and some larger-than-life in scale, the dignified drawings and accompanying literature are an act of perseverance in their own sake. Pictured: Samia Halaby, The Shepherd Uthman Easa, 2012. Courtesy Samia Halaby / Schilt Publishing. Visit the link in my profile to read more.

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