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• The "From Palestine with Art" exhibition has opened in Central London, showcasing the works of 20 Palestinian artists.• The exhibition aims to project the true image of Palestinians as people who like peace and are human.
• The exhibition features bright paintings, intimate photos, and bronze sculptures that convey the vivacity of an art scene that is rarely talked about.
• Curator and director of the Palestine Museum US, Faisal Saleh, provides insight into the exhibition and its artists.
• The painting portraying faceless people wandering aimlessly in an abstract space is a powerful representation of the ongoing war and its impact on Palestinians.
• Mohammed Alhaj, the painter of the painting, is one of the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians displaced in Gaza since the war began.
• The exhibition is a reminder of the importance of highlighting the art and culture of marginalized communities.
• The cancellation of exhibitions and events with Palestinian and pro-Palestine artists in Europe and North America highlights the need for greater understanding and support for the Palestinian cause.
• (Please check back for more updates.)
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