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Play Danah Abdulla and Sarona Abuaker’s new discussion-based game designed to stimulate the imagination to develop ideas around Palestinian futures. Palestinian and Arab cultural producers, policy makers, activists, academics and organisers are invited to trial this game for the first time at The Mosaic Rooms.

Countless Palestinian Futures features six themes including geography, governance and policy, people and society, culture and media, infrastructure, and economy. It asks questions like:

How would the Apartheid Wall be broken down, taken down, and removed?
What form of governance would Palestine have?
What strategies could be put in place to address the climate emergency?

Questions are framed around near, medium and long term futures to spark conversations and challenge players to consider Palestinian futures and to formulate tangible outcomes.

This event is part of the public programme of the exhibition Stateless Heritage.

About the artists

Danah Abdulla is a Palestinian-Canadian designer, educator and researcher interested in new narratives and practices in design that push the disciplinary boundaries and definitions of the discipline. She is Programme Director of Graphic Design at Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges of Arts (University of the Arts London).  More about Danah Abdulla

Sarona Abuaker is a poet, artist, and educational outreach worker. Her poems have been published in Berfrois, MAP Magazine, the 87press’ Digital Poetics series, and Ludd Gang. Sarona’s debut poetry collection, Why so few women on the street at night, will be published by the 87Press in November 2021. More about Sarona Abuaker

Images 1-3: Countless Palestinian Futures. Courtesy of the artists.
Image 4: Portrait Danah Abdulla. Courtesy of the artist.
Image 5: Portrait Sarona Abuaker. Courtesy of the artist.