First exhibited in London at Gallery P21, Palestinian American artist Manal Deeb has titled this exhibition Heart/Homeless.  She expands upon the themes of exile and identity that have infused her art practice throughout her journey.

“As a multicultural being, embodied with a Palestinian identity, it was important for me to understand the conflict, rooted into a culture, that influences the narrative of my Palestinian identity.”

“These paintings describe the circumstances of war, and how war can change our human nature and awaken the instinct of murder inside us and turn our lives from brothers and friends to predatory enemies.”

In a rare personal appearance in the United States, the world-renowned young Palestinian artist Malak Mattar, will speak at the Jerusalem Fund Gallery Al-Quds and exhibit original artwork.

Yasmine Dabbous explores how fabric becomes a psychological, political and economic force  for Syrian refugees,  the women whose embroidery gave them solace and income. Molly Sinclair McCartney’s  photos  of her visit to Syria before the war remind us of the life that once was.

One Day Only:  August 4, 2019

Najib Joe Hakim shares images he took while living in Jerusalem in 1978-79 and the summer of 1981.