The Tile Factory

The Tile Factory in the Old City of Jerusalem gives artists an opportunity to live in the heart of Jerusalem, get to know it intimately, and produce art inspired by a unique experience.
The Tile Factory

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The Old City Suit - Desiree Palmen designed two suits to be worn (and camouflaged) into the old city stone walls capturing the public's reaction to, and intervention with, her performance. Lost Horizon - Nabil Annani presented two sculptures made of wood, clay and paint. The work represents the ancient walls that reveal the tales of history, with its divided geography, cement walls towers, and villages in harmony with their natural surroundings. The sculptures were presented at the Swedish Christian Study Centre, Jaffa Gate.
Walks in the City - photography workshop with Jawad Al-Malhi and painting workshop with Jumana E. Abboud, implemented in the framework of The Jerusalem Show, 2008, edition 0.1.

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