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Rana El Nemr , Metro #7 (2003)
She Who Tells a Story: Women Photographers from Iran and the Arab World
Henry and Lois Foster Gallery, MFA Boston

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Asad Azi, title unknown (2002)
acrylic on map, 100cm x 60cm
Khalil Rabah, Dictionary Work (1997)
pocket dictionary and nails
"Dictionary Work (1997) presents, quite literally, a definition of the 'Palestinian' articulated by the English-speaking West. The work is related formally to Joseph Kosuth's dictionary works, yet it goes beyond their conceptual and cerebral concerns by infusing the object itself with both tactile expressiveness and psycho-political meaning. Rabah's work is constructed from an English pocket dictionary nailed open on the page that includes the entry 'Philistine'. The meaning of thew ord in English is based upon 'historical' racist notions, regarding the inhabitants of ancient Palestine."Â
From Palestinian Art, by Gannit Ankori (2006)
Nation Estate is a 9-minute sci-fi short film offering a clinically dystopian, yet humorous approach to the deadlock in the Middle East.Â
Visitors to Larissa Sansour’s imagined nation have to navigate a bureaucratic maze.
"Her contributions come from the Nation Estate series of works, which conceive of a futuristic Palestinian state existing not in historical Palestine, or even in the West Bank and Gaza, but confined to a high-rise building."

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Ezzaldin Shahrori, two men
Myriam Abdelaziz, from her series Halal
Marwan Sahmarani, ... And Still Alive (2011)
145x75 cm, mixed media on paper
Abdallah Akar, L'Amour (2010)
100x65 cm, mixed media on canvas
Kader Attia - Holy Land: 21 Mirrors (2006-7)

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Azra Aghighi Bakhshayeshi, Chahar So (Mecca), (2011)
140x140 cm, oil on canvas
Monira Al Qadiri, from The Tragedy of Self series (2011)
Kuwaiti artist, Amira Behbehani Beneath Black Ink on paper 21 x 30Â cm
Samia Halaby, Thunder Measuring Space (2010)
152x203 cm, Acrylic on canvas
Mohannad Orabi, Profile Portrait (2012)
80x60 cm, mixed media on paper

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Afshin Pirhashemi, The First Timer (2012)
100x150 cm, oil on canvas
Nabil Anani, Ascension (2010)
Acrylic, 118x56 cm