Inass Yassin Studio
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Inass Yassin Studio
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In curation, research based projects, public interventions, painting, leading a museum or teaching, each project becomes transformative. Each shall push boundaries, and of course, it will be pushed back; this is where things start to shimmer...
“Lasting Impressions” series, dedicated to the Palestinian-American artist Samia Halaby. This major retrospective exhibition, curated by Inass Yassin.
Guest curator: Inass Yassin
Assistant curator: Ahmad Alaqra
September 29th 2021–October 2024
The Palestinian Museum, Birzeit, Palestine
A People by the Sea: Narratives of the Palestinian Coast sheds light on the history of the Palestinian coast. It considers possible futures by reviewing and reflecting on past experiences. Starting from the mid-18th century and ending in 1948, the exhibition allows for a re-examination of the Nakba through a presentation of two hundred years of historical landmarks.
The exhibition includes focused narratives: The first one highlights the rise of Akka (Acre) in the mid-18th century, highlighting its political, economic, urban, and architectural history before modern states’ formation in the region. A second narrative focuses on the rise of Yafa (Jaffa) in the 19th century, with the gradual concentration of capital and trade in Palestine’s coastal cities. This was accompanied by a growing European influence in the mid-19th century, which led to the 20th century Nakba and the fall of the country.
https://www.palmuseum.org/ehxibitions/forthcoming-exhibitions
https://www.palmuseum.org/%D9%85%D8%B9%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%B6-1/forthcoming-exhibitions-ar
https://www.e-flux.com/announcements/389906/a-people-by-the-sea-narratives-of-the-palestinian-coast/
September 2021- October 2024
A People by the Sea: Narratives of the Palestinian Coast
on display: curated exhibition: People by the Sea: Narratives of the Palestinian Coast
Between 2010-2017, inass yassin worked as director and curator of of Birzeit University Museum (2010-2017). During these years, a precise vision was drafted opening up for the agile cultural practices which were pursued in different projects.
Looking at the museum space at the heart of the university, the program aimed at investing in the academic and collections resources. Yassin has designed and implemented a program with annual projects that generated knowledge and invited diverse public and in house practices. During these years the museum space became a vital platform for curators, artists, researchers, faculty members and students through three programs: Exhibitions, Collections and Education Programs. For more info. on the achievements during this period please visit the museum website: http://museum.birzeit.edu/exhibitions
Political Posters in Private Collections 2013
Curated by Inass Yassin
Birzeit University Museum, Palestine.
12, October-30, December 2013
Framed-Unframed The Changing Representation of Women in Palestinian Art 2011
Co-curators: Vera Tamari, Inass Yassin
Birzeit University Museum, Palestine.
19 September - 29 October 2011
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