Mandeely Ya Mandeely: A Tribute to Maryam and Abdullah, the Martyr Bride and Groom of Gaza
The display is dedicated to Maryam and Abdullah, who were killed by an air strike at the hands of the Israeli Occupation Forces two days after their wedding. The exhibit features the traditional dress of Qastina village, which was depopulated in 1948, and traditional bridal handkerchiefs crafted by women in Gaza Refugee Camp in Jordan.
Previous Exhibitions
The 'Gaza Calling' exhibt was launched as we grappled with the weight of the terror which grew with each passing moment of Israel's siege on Gaza. The exhibit highlights the modern history of the region and its traditional textiles along with the showcasing of the iconic Intifada dress.
'Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery' exhibition at Kettle's Yard
The 'Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery' exhibition at Kettle's Yard University of Cambridge featured key pieces from the Widad Kawar Collection. 'Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery' explored the historical life and contemporary significance of Palestinian embroidery.
Syrian Glory: Costume Exhibition in Honour of a Nation
The conflict in Syria has made many of its nationals refugees all over the world. This exhibition is a reminder that Syrians come from a rich cultural history which had contributed to the traditions and customs of the Middle East and beyond.
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