Join us at P21 Gallery for an immersive journey into the world of Tatreez (Palestinian embroidery). Led by embroiderer Rifqah Tamimi, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to learn the intricate patterns and traditional cross-stitching techniques that have defined Palestinian identity for millennia.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced stitcher, this session provides a space for creativity, relaxation, and social connection. You will learn not just the craft, but the stories woven into every thread.

Due to popular demand, we are screening this film again, following its first screening on 18 April 2026. The evening will comprise a showing of Helena Aksentijevic’s film about Diana Neslen, "Israel, the Golem and the Mark of Cain." The film explores Diana Neslen’s journey from a Zionist youth to an active campaigner against the apartheid state of Israel.

Join us at P21 Gallery for an immersive journey into the world of Tatreez (Palestinian embroidery). Led by embroiderer Rifqah Tamimi, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to learn the intricate patterns and traditional cross-stitching techniques that have defined Palestinian identity for millennia.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced stitcher, this session provides a space for creativity, relaxation, and social connection. You will learn not just the craft, but the stories woven into every thread.

Join us at P21 Gallery for a special screening of the multi-award-winning documentary, The Phoenix of Gaza. The 60-minute film will be followed by an in-person Q&A session with the director and producer, Palestinian-British journalist and filmmaker Yousef Alhelou.

The opening reception for Revolution Is Female, a solo exhibition by Palestinian artist Rasha Eleyan. The exhibition explores the vital role of the revolutionary Palestinian woman through pop-inflected, photorealist paintings that bring together beauty, symbolism, domesticity, and female defiance. The reception will introduce the exhibition to invited guests, press, artists, collectors, and supporters, offering an opportunity to view the work, meet the artist and co-curators, and engage with the themes of visibility, agency, resistance, and celebration.