And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.

And We Still Follow Its Path is an exhibition that encompasses ten projects by 13 artists from all over Palestine who present personal and collective narratives centered on Jerusalem. Through their featured works, they challenge colonial narratives and bring about multi-layered stories of personal intimacies, nostalgic imaginaries, and local narratives. The exhibition is curated by Rawan Sharaf and includes interactive participatory works that invite the audience to become active contributors to the process of constructing the city’s narratives. Organized by Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center and Palestinian Art Court – al Hoash. The exhibition runs until May 9, 2022, and is open from Sunday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center.