Nameer Qassim

 Nameer Qassim was born in Jerusalem/Palestine in 1984. She holds a BA in Fine Arts from Al-Quds University in 2007.

She held her first solo exhibition entitled "Spontaneous Character" at Yabous Cultural Center in Jerusalem 2012.

She held her second solo exhibition entitled "Dance", visual works inspired by the Palestinian Folklore Ensemble at Mahmoud Darwish Museum in cooperation with the Palestinian Folklore Troupe and the Folk Art Center in Ramallah 2017. She participated in the facility exhibition organized by the Abdul Mohsin Al Qattan Foundation / Ramallah in 2019. She held her third solo exhibition entitled "Ishtibah" at Katara Cultural District in Doha / State of Qatar 2020.

Nameer Qassim’s painting inspired by the dances of the Folklore Folk Dance Troupe, two hands are united to repel a deep-rooted injustice as eyes stare at the face of an ungrateful time. Strong shoulders rise for every dream that began to flutter, and for every hope raised for a promising life, and a bright future. Nothing fails the bird except by the breaking of its dreams, and it does not clip its wings except by the retraction of its voice. So the bird promised his sky that it would not stop expressing openly, and from the loud cry, “Enough.”