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  • Isshaq Albarbary

    Isshaq Albarbary (b. 1988, Beit Jibrin Refugee Camp) lives and works between Amsterdam and Bethlehem. His transdisciplinary practice takes up the materials and procedures through which statelessness is administered, from humanitarian aid and bureaucratic documents to the infrastructures of the refugee camp and of settler colonialism. Albarbary co-developed Campus in Camps, an experimental educational programme in Dheisheh Refugee Camp, and co-founded Al Maeishah Collective. He holds an MFA from HKU University of the Arts, Utrecht (2020).


    Exhibitions


    Logo for exhibition "Life After Love: In search of the militant image."

    Exhibition: Life After Love – In Search of the Militant Image

    Curated by Hera Chan and Edwin Nasr, this exhibition traces the shifting visual language of global uprisings over the past decade

    Agenda


    Annotations to the Image
    As part of the opening weekend of Life After Love, participating artists revisit their contributions through walkthroughs, lecture presentations and readings
    Opening: Life After Love – In Search of the Militant Image
    Opening of the exhibition curated by Hera Chan and Edwin Nasr, tracing the shifting visual language of global uprisings over the past decade
    Launch: Errant Journal #4, States of Statelessness
    Errant Journal is a concept by Irene de Craen, realised in collaboration with Framer Framed