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EMBROIDERY ART OF PALESTINIAN WOMEN, AN EXHIBIT IN OBSERVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY.

  • Palestine Museum US 1764 Litchfield Turnpike, Suite 200 Woodbridge, CT, 06525 United States (map)

The program begins at 3:00 PM US EDT; 19:00 UK; 20:00 Europe ; 21:00 Palestine.

Tapestry Panels left to right above:
1. International Women’s Day, 8 Mar 1981 [59cm x 45cm]; design source: The Palestinian poster project archives; embroidered by: Iman Shehaby [Tabariyeh], Ain al-Hilweh Refugee Camp, Lebanon

2. Gaza Under Fire [59cm x 53cm]; designed by: Jan Chalmers; Embroidered by: Jan Chalmers, Oxford, UK.

3. A refugee camp, a military watchtower, and the apartheid wall [59cm × 80cm]; Source of image: Inspired by art created by Palestinian artist Rani Sharabati; Designed by: Rani Sharabati, Hebron, Palestine;
Embroidered by: Jan Chalmers, Oxford, UK.

Commemorate International Women's Day with a Powerful Tribute to Palestinian Women

Join us as we honor the unwavering spirit and resilience of Palestinian women who have played a vital role in the Palestinian struggle for over a century. Despite facing incredible challenges, they have stood strong against Israeli occupation, apartheid, and genocide, while fighting for their rights and the advancement of women's roles in their community.

Exclusive US Premiere: The Palestine History Tapestry

Be among the first to witness the stunning Palestine History Tapestry, showcasing a selection of embroidered panels that bring to life the rich history and culture of Palestine. This magnificent tapestry, comprising over 100 panels, was crafted by Palestinian designers and stitched by women in refugee camps across Lebanon, the West Bank, the Naqab, and Gaza over the past 12 years.

A Historic Exhibition Not to Be Missed

Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to experience the Palestine History Tapestry's US premiere, now part of the Palestine Museum US collection. Join us in celebrating International Women's Day and paying tribute to the remarkable women who have shaped Palestine's history.