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ARTISTS TALK

Dahaleez Collective

29 October 2026, 7pm


Join us for a special in person artists talk with members of Dahaleez Collective Majdal Nateel and Salman Nawati.

Majdal and Salman will discuss their sonic installation From–To, on display in our basement gallery as part of sounding towards - -. The work is an auditory archive assembled from recordings gathered in Gaza City during 2024 and 2025, holding what was, what is, and what refuses to disappear. 

The conversation will extend beyond the installation to explore Dahaleez Collective's wider practice: their formation in Gaza in 2021, and their ongoing work and practice that seeks ways to reclaim and sustain visions of liberation.

The artists will be in conversation with Angelina Radaković, Head of Curatorial at Mosaic Rooms.

This event is co-presented with Shubbak.

Image:  Courtesy of Mosaic Rooms.

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ABOUT

Dahaleez Collective was formed in Gaza in 2021, at a moment when imagining the future often felt impossible. Bringing together artists and researchers, the collective emerged from a need to make sense of life under siege: to examine how violence shapes imagination, how communities remember what is being lost, and how people continue to think toward futures that remain uncertain. Dahaleez functions as a space for collective thought under conditions of ongoing violence. Through research, artistic practice and collaboration, the collective explores how colonialism shapes the capacity to imagine, while seeking ways to reclaim and sustain visions of liberation.

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