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… is actually Saras story, an installation & Event on at the Maximilliansforum in Munich until the Beginning of December. I just provided some Arrows for pointed storytelling. 

Flyers printed. 'nuff Sed.

A project I'l like to recommend here is the exhibition and process workshop Funkenschlag / Flächenbrand at the OKK  in Wedding (Prinzenallee 29, near  u8 Pankstr), featuring Art and contributions from many Arab countries Have a few unedited pics of what it looked like a couple of days ago. It probably changed completely by now. Libya: Bend Brincken's Photo expedition to Benghazi Hana Gegham's Painting. Worth seeing in the flesh. Ahmad Kamels Installation on Egyptian Revolutions. Also: The Egypt day is on the 13th. More to come.

One of my favourite expensive shops for materials, pens and Anything I Could Ever Think I Needed For Anything shops is supporting Palästinah! Hooray for Modulor! Of course, also to be found here . Hmm… I think this strange feeling may be excitement. To be…

I'm slightly exhausted (though generally ebullient) to announce that the Palestine exhibition has gained a web presence! It will develop over the course of the next few weeks as we push towards the November Programme, so watch that space! You can find it here. Click the like button and see what happens.

English Version of what we've been saying in German: —————————————————————————————————— Since 1948 three generations of Palestinians have endured the bitter taste of enforced exile. 40% of these refugees are under 15 years old. The exhibition PalästiNah — Inherited Hope documents the twisted  normality of their everyday life. The pictures on display were taken by Palestinian refugee children, Maya and Nadia Graßmann and Selim Harbi. They document the current situation in Rashidiya, Sabra and Shatila. This event is supported by OMRAS, the Organisation for Human Rights in Arab Countries. Art Direction: Caram Kapp With special thanks to Johannes Moll —————————————————————————————————— VERNISSAGE September 30 th 2011 | 18:00 Theater Aufbau Kreuzberg Prinzenstraße 85 F  —————————————————————————————————— LINKS: — Selim Harbi:  http://slooma.com/ — OMRAS:  http://omras.net/ — TAK :  http://theater-aufbau-kreu zberg.de/ —————————————————————————...

It's work in rapid progress. Moving from one name to the next and the design progresses with it. Pictures soon. Opening on the 30th. Here.

Above, you can see the working title and result of real life events: A couple of weeks ago, I was approached by a couple of great people with an idea that needed to be developped into a concept. The idea was an exhibition about Palestinian life and childhood as a refugee in Lebanon. In addition to this, we shall be staging a programme revolving around the theme in November, featuring dance, poetry, video and of course the photos. Selim Harbi you may know. He had a starring role in the Haus der Kulturen exhibition in which we presented pictures from the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt. Nadia and Maya Grassmann were in Lebanon in 2009, where they gave children analogue cameras to play with. We will be showing their perspective on childhood as a palestinian refugee. The photo exhibition will be launching on the 30th of September at the Teather Aufbau Kreuzberg during their opening day do. Details to follow, as is a less sketchy version of events. The picture used here is by...

After politics, culture. Photo credit: Sarah Carr, 2011 We're organising an exhibition at the Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt as part of a Panel featuring, amongst others, Khaled Kahmisi,  Noureddine Ben Redjeb and Volker Perthes. It will feature pictures by Tamboly, from Berlin and Egypt, Timur El-Hadidi and Sarah Carr from Cairo and Selim Harbi from Tunis. The Panel starts at 12:00 on Sunday, the 27th of March. It's free!