Explore the values and identities embedded in this rich artistic tradition. Celebrating histories of resilience and the futurity of Palestinian culture and community, participants will visit historical examples of tatreez, practice embroidering traditional Palestinian motifs, and learn about Hassan’s artistic practice.

Individuals of any skill/experience level are welcome.

Tickets
$15 General – sold out
$15 Self-identifying Palestinians – few spots remaining

Please note this workshop does not include museum admission and will be held in MOA’s Community Lounge, accessible by the Museum’s administrative entrance.

Artist Bio

Rawan Hassan روان حسن is a Palestinian multidisciplinary artist and community organizer based in so-called Vancouver. Her work reflects the cultures, experiences and perspectives she grew up and continues to evolve with. Experimenting with traditional methods and invoking themes of Arab-Palestinian Futurism, Rawan’s practice includes tatreez, linework, and poetry.

Photo credit: Fruitless Stumps / Sweetened Palms by Rawan Hassan. 50 cm X 70 cm. Hand cross-stitched. Cotton Aida cloth and cotton thread.