You will have one last chance to view the exhibit! Saturday June 27th, 6-8PM
Sacramento Poetry Center
1719 25th St., Sacramento
If you missed it, here is a recording of the May31st Poetry Reading!
“Gaza Remains the Story” is a selection of pieces from the large, multi-themed exhibit curated by the Palestinian Museum in Birzeit, Palestine in 2024. In response to the genocide, the museum digitized the exhibit and offered it to the world upon request. In considering the Sacramento Poetry Center space, we have added poetry.
In the face of the ongoing apartheid, brutal occupation, and genocide, the Palestinian story deserves justice. The exhibit attempts to lift up this story by sharing the human face of Palestine, challenging dehumanizing narratives. Our hope is for viewers and readers to experience Palestinians as whole human beings with a rich culture and history.
This curation joins an international network of some 250 organizations that have hosted exhibits in almost 50 countries.
With special thanks to the Palestinian Museum, Birzeit, Palestine & The Museum of the Palestinian People, Washington, D.C.
Sacramento Poetry Center
1719 25th St., Sacramento
If you missed it, here is a recording of the May31st Poetry Reading!
“Gaza Remains the Story” is a selection of pieces from the large, multi-themed exhibit curated by the Palestinian Museum in Birzeit, Palestine in 2024. In response to the genocide, the museum digitized the exhibit and offered it to the world upon request. In considering the Sacramento Poetry Center space, we have added poetry.
In the face of the ongoing apartheid, brutal occupation, and genocide, the Palestinian story deserves justice. The exhibit attempts to lift up this story by sharing the human face of Palestine, challenging dehumanizing narratives. Our hope is for viewers and readers to experience Palestinians as whole human beings with a rich culture and history.
This curation joins an international network of some 250 organizations that have hosted exhibits in almost 50 countries.
With special thanks to the Palestinian Museum, Birzeit, Palestine & The Museum of the Palestinian People, Washington, D.C.