Gaza Biennale - Jinnaah UK presents: Sunday 17th August - LIVE STREAMED TALK AND WORKSHOP FROM INSIDE GAZA

Running Order of the Day (GMT+1)

12:00–1:00pm | Artist Check-In
 >>> An open, honest discussion space where our artists reflect on what’s present for them in this moment.

1:00–2:30pm | WORKSHOP 01 >>> 
Details TBC

Doors will open from 11.30am

THIS IS AN IN PERSON EVENT @ THE BOOKSHOP AT PELICAN HOUSE

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Join us for another vital conversation and workshop with incredible human beings and artists in and from Gaza.

These workshops and talks act as living archives of this time. And we want more of you to be apart of them.

It's necessary and important that as many of us show up to these scared spaces as possible.

To those protesting, boycotting, raising your voices: these are the people you've been standing for. Come meet them. Be with them. Create with
them.

To artists, creatives, and cultural workers: this is where the cultural front line lives. Make time. Book your place. Show up.

While full workshop details will be announced later this week, we wanted to share the schedule in advance so you can book your place and join us —  no matter the unknowns ahead. Presence, even through uncertainty, is  powerful.

This space is sacred.

For those joining, thank you for walking with us — for choosing to stay connected
and open in a world that too often demands otherwise.

We invite you to witness, to listen, to learn.
Please honour it with your presence.
Every booking directly supports this work including our artists.
All bookings are donation-based. Suggested donations: Workshop + Talk £25. Pay what you can, all contributions welcome

Please Note:
 The situation in Gaza is dire. Artists may not always be able to attend. Sessions may shift or be interrupted. We ask for your compassion, patience, and care. Please also be mindful of your positionality — this is a space to listen and honour. We ask attendees to refrain from placing the weight of your own emotions on the artists.

At this time when a ground invasion has been announced, less coverage is likely in Gaza due to the ongoing slaughter of journalists, we as cultural workers and as human beings forced to be complicit in this disgusting terror, must do better. We must be more present and understand the weight and choice of what we do with our time, resources and privilege...

We at GBJUK are worried for everyone’s safety in Gaza and of course are devastated by the assassinations of journalists on the front line. We are also worried for our artists safety too, as anything is possible at any moment in Gaza.