The Culture and Free Thought Association in Gaza City yesterday organised a national exhibition showcasing artistic drawings in the form of a long mural drawn by dozens of Palestinian artists. Other smaller drawings were also on show.
The mural embodied the events of the intifada, the Palestinian revolution, and the constants that the Palestinians call for. It highlighted the Judaisation and violation of Al-Aqsa Mosque and Jerusalem. It also showcased a painting of a Palestinian masked with a kufiyah who leads the popular intifada, as well as the Separation Wall that fragmented the West Bank.
The event was attended by a band from the Edward Said Institute that performed national songs.
Images by MEMO photographer Mohammed Asad.
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