The workshop would invite participants to the practice and storytelling of Masa Nazzal's embroidery style currently being shown in the Sites of Life exhibition. Masa would split the workshop into three parts within a three hour workshop, the first part would take the participants on a tour of the various embroidery pieces Masa has made, explaining the style, technique, and storytelling she utilized to create her pieces. Specifically, she explains how the craft becomes a way of returning back to the land.

Posters to the Olive Tree of Exile, an exhibition by Turkish artist Yusuf Aygeç, curated by Samed Karagöz. Bringing together works that explore themes of exile, memory and resistance through the symbolic presence of the olive tree, the exhibition bears witness to the enduring voice of the Palestinian people, who continue to face dispossession and displacement.

This is a ‘public conversation’ event presented by Az Theatre (London) and Theatre for Everybody (Gaza) collaborating with Architects for Gaza and Ambient Gaza to explore how to network artists in Gaza and the West Bank with artists throughout the world, to enhance recognition and visibility of their work. This will further our aim of nurturing support for the re-building of the Gaza Cultural Centre. We are collaborating with Ambient Gaza on their ‘sound’ map.