“When I see something beautiful, it becomes part of my psyche.” – Ludwig Tamari. Born in Jaffa, his vision of his birthplace and the beauty he found in the world is reflected in the vibrant colors of his work, full spectrum. 

By Palestine Center Intern Caricatures of Peace: How Cartoonists Resist the Israeli Occupation with Art Art has long been a powerful means of release and resistance for those suffering under oppression. It is often the case that the more miserable the situation, the more potent the art, and the more passionate the artist. This is … Read more

One of Baghdad’s premier fine artists, classically trained Hashim Al-Samarraie captures Iraqi and Kurdish culture through his unparalleled sensitivity to emotion and detail.

This Side of The wall- Paintings by Zahi Khamis

Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at the peak of her career, she overcame exceptional odds, designing a camera mount attached to her wheelchair and went back to photographing again. Queen Noor and the late King Hussein of Jordan were among the first Arab leaders to invite Ms. Bandak to photograph in a wheelchair.