Tarwida

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Palestinian Tatreez: How Embroidery has become a Language of Art and Resistance | SILA

​​In this episode of Tarwida, we take you on a virtual tour of SILA, a collaborative exhibition, that brings together artists and artisans to explore how Tatreez (Palestinian embroidery) has evolved from a traditional craft into a powerful language of identity and resistance.Show ...  Afficher plus

Palestinian Music, Jazz and Tarab Explained | Nai Barghouti

Nai Barghouti - Palestinian singer, flutist and composer discovered the power of her voice at age four, when the occupation forces moved into her building during the Second Intifada. Since then, Nai uses music as a form of defiance and identity. In this episode, she shares how le ...  Afficher plus

Palestine36 | Annemarie Jacir

When filmmaker Annemarie Jacir began searching for her next film, she found herself returning to a moment many prefer to forget, the 1936 revolt, when Palestinians rose together against the British colonial rule, long before today's occupation took shape. This film, Palesti ...

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What it Means to Lose a Home | Suad Amiry

When Suad Amiry’s father tried to return to his home in Jaffa after 1948, he found that an Israeli family had moved in. They refused to let him enter. And when he returned to their home in Amman, it was the first time Suad had ever seen him cry. Years later, Suad would build a ...

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Of Oud, Sound and Silence | Le Trio Joubran (Arabic Episode)

In this episode, we sit with Palestinian musician Samir Joubran, one of the three brothers behind Le Trio Joubran - a family of oud players and master luthiers who have carried the craft and soul of the instrument across generations.

We explore with him what it means to ...

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