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Palestinian artist Dima Srouji explores ‘death and rebirth’ in latest show at Lawrie Shabibi in Dubai

Palestinian artist Dima Srouji explores ‘death and rebirth’ in latest show at Lawrie Shabibi in Dubai

  • Artist’s first solo gallery exhibition is titled ‘Charts for a Resurrection’
By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·
Palestinian artist Dima Srouji’s ‘This is Not Your Grave’ explores architecture as shelter, resistance, oppression

Palestinian artist Dima Srouji’s ‘This is Not Your Grave’ explores architecture as shelter, resistance, oppression

By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·

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