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2021Gaza-based painter Malak Mattar on making art as a feminist in Palestine
2021
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2021The personal is political: Haitham Haddad’s journey to bring Arabic back to public spaces in Palestine
2021
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2025Watermelon Pictures is the film company putting Palestinian cinema where it belongs – on the big screen
2025
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2014Photographs taken inside the Soviet cosmonaut training centre, Star City
2014
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2014Exhibition: New photography show offers an alternative side of Israel and Palestine
2014
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2018A tribute to the repurposed churches of the Soviet Union
2018
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2025Glorianna Ximendaz uses archive photography, digital imagery and text messages to immortalise Palestine
2025
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2022Photographer Alex Nazari explores Armenian history through its ubiquitous Soviet-era car, the Lada
2022
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2024Inside the Palestinian Sound Archive: preserving the audiovisual legacy of Palestine, one record at a time
2024
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2016Julia Autz documents Transnistria, a country steeped in Soviet nostalgia
2016
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2021Graphic designer Nawal Arafat on creating space for Palestinian voices within art and design
2021
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2017Russian photographer Turkina Faso on the “post-Soviet aesthetic”
2017
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2018Palestine Underground shines a light on the West Bank’s underground music scene
2018
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2012Soviet bus stops captured by worldly photographer Christopher Herwig
2012
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2018The history of the hotel Venets: a 22-storey metaphor for Soviet utopia
2018
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2021“I want viewers to see us”: Dean Majd on the importance of portraying Palestinians in a positive light
2021
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2013Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
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2022The Al-Ameen archive preserves a precious insight into joyful Palestinian wedding culture between the 1960s-90s
2022
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2018“A desire for the forbidden would be equal to treason”: Photographer Nikolay Bakharev on life in the USSR (NSFW)
2018
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2022Creativity under Occupation: Five Palestinian creatives discuss the highs and lows of working in the West Bank and Gaza
2022
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2014Photography: Andrew Miksys' photographs of the discos in Soviet era buildings
2014
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2025An exhibition of Palestinian photographers visualises the lasting significance of ‘land’
2025
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2017A Soviet vision of the future: the legacy and influence of Tekhikia – Molodezhi magazine
2017
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2018Clement Chapillon's work explores people and place, Israel and Palestine
2018
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2017A glimpse into the fascinating and incredibly odd world of Soviet-era sanatoriums
2017
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2020Concrete Citizens documents the residents of Soviet brutalist buildings in Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Moldova
2020
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2012The Soviet Union goes neon in these mid-century illustrations of the future
2012