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'Driving in Palestine' photo exhibit makes first B.C. stop in Campbell River

More than 65 people attended the launch of the multimedia exhibition 'Driving in Palestine' at the Campbell River Art Gallery on March 21.
The exhibition by Rehab Nazzal documents life in the occupied West Bank from 2010 to 2020 through various media.
Sonny Assu described the work as 'extremely raw' and encourages others to absorb the realities faced by Palestinians.
One piece in the exhibit, Healing Moments, reflects on the sacred bond between Indigenous Palestinian communities and their lands.

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'Driving in Palestine' photo exhibit makes first B.C. stop in Campbell River

Exhibition features photography and context of what life is like in the occupied West Bank from the lens of Palestinian artist Rehab Nazzal

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Memories from the West Bank is on display in Gallery 1

Tvåltorn och nycklar is the artist Kajsa Haglund's strongest memory from her time in eastern Jerusalem and Palestine. Now she exhibits in Gallery 1 and jumps on an exchange with artists on the West Bank.

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Comment | Why Edinburgh was the obvious location for the Palestine Museum's first satellite branch

While many jurisdictions are making it increasingly hard for Palestinian artists, Scotland's hospitality has been heartwarming, says the Connecticut-based institution's director

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