How can we create a sustainable queer archive that has the potential to become a reference for LGBTIQ people, civil society, and the Syrian artistic and cultural public sphere?
Despite everything, the historic homes stood their ground and remained untouched by the invasion of blue. They stayed there like stars in total darkness, radiating memory, art and literature, lectures, stories and forgotten tales.
I know that Qamishli was my beginning—the first images I saw, the first things I experienced in life, my first football skills and personal relationships. And what the world wanted to show me at that time in my life was,...
Our illustrator revisits the story of one Syrian woman attempting to heal from sexual trauma in Germany.
Suddenly Aleppo became Barcelona and Barcelona became Aleppo, and everything related to belonging became ambiguous.
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Illustation by Dima Nechawi Graphic Design by Hesham Asaad
This work is under a Creative Commons license. Attribution: Non commercial - ShareAlike 4.0. International license
Illustation by Dima Nechawi Graphic Design by Hesham Asaad