A virtual venue where one can find a variety of Palestinian Artists’ artwork

Artists Consortium

August 4th Event: "Art, Activism, and Censorship"

Join our latest webinar that will take place Sun, Aug 04th @ 7:00 pm Jerusalem Time/ 12:00 pm Washington DC Time over Zoom. We will be hosting an American Native Artist, Danielle SeeWalker, and a Palestinian Native Artist, Yaqeen Yamani …

Manifesto

Palestinian Artists Consortium

About Us

After 15 years of daily encounter and experience with the arts in their different forms and genres, we came to the conclusion that beauty is bigger than politics. Art should not be limited to only representing political positions, despite its importance in doing so, we argue that the arts should be left to react and evolve alone without interventions from the market or the political context. Markets, as part of the political process, tend to dictate to the artist what to create. Our position does not deny the power of the political, but it steps back in order to make a balance between what artists feel and intend to create and what the market or the political atmosphere is demanding …

Who are We?

A group of Palestinian artists who seek to empower themselves by sharing their artwork together in one virtual venue and to reach a wider community of Palestinian art lovers. We have artists from historical Palestine, the West Bank, and Gaza. We are also looking to recruit other talented Palestinian artists who live in the diaspora. 

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Events

Latest Events & Webinars

Aug

4

12:00 PM Washington DC/ 7:00 PM Palestine/ 10:00 AM Colorado

You are cordially invited to a special webinar on Sunday, August 4th at noon (Washington DC Time, 7:00 PM Jerusalem Time.) This event, titled “Art, Activism, and Censorship: Navigating Art Spaces for an Indigenous Artist,” promises to be an enlightening …

Blogs & News

Latest Blog Posts

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Blog

Reflection I

The Palestinian Artists’ Consortium website has been my passion project. After months of hard work and planning, it was meant to be launched in mid

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Exhibitions

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