Maria Teresa Rivera-Schreiber
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Painting Palestine: Dana Barqawi’s Visual Resistance
For Dana Barqawi, creativity begins with archaeology. What began as a childhood expression has evolved into something more urgent: visual defiance against colonial erasure.
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Expanding Horizons: Palestinian Voices in Evolution
Established artists build on foundations of hope: “Life is undeniably harsh, but like flowers growing in the desert, no matter how difficult the circumstances, we must continue to flourish.” When Haya Kaabneh speaks these words…
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The Art of Refusing Silence: Palestinian Voices in Creation
Four artists refuse victimhood through vision: In a world determined to reduce Palestinian existence to headlines and statistics, Palestinian art faces many challenges.
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Hot Coffees and Hydrangeas: a Conversation with Georgie Jones
The Surprisingly Simple Secret to Online Joy
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The Architect of Wonder: Martin Allen Morales
From childhood displacement to transformative hope – how one man’s unwavering faith in his inner child became a revolution of imagination and healing.
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Caitlin O’Ryan: Articulating Silence
The poet stands on the precipice of greatness, transforming shame into solidarity and wounds into words that heal millions
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Where is Katie? ADOLESCENCE’s Absence of the Female Murder Victim
Netflix’s haunting series leaves a gaping void for the victim, exposing our blindness to female aggression fuelled by appeasing male fragility
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Jordan Simon Pollard’s Revolutionary Act of Sober Pride
The West End gave him his dream role. Recovery gave him his purpose. Now he’s showing LGBTQ+ people they can have both.
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Redefining Motherhood: Sarah Forbes on Women and Sex
Curator and author, Sarah Forbes, illuminates motherhood and sexuality, amplifying untold stories of women’s resilience and power.
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Half-Ghost, Half-Dream: The Virgin Suicides Archive
Corinne Day’s unseen photographs reveal a haunting truth: girlhood was once private, slow, and sacred—before the world demanded it to perform.
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