Updated Saturday 26 September
Art in Palestine
Galleries, museums, exhibitions and artists in Palestine, with the most in Ramallah and Birzeit. What is on now, what opens next, and what closes this week, with addresses and opening hours kept current.
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Openings and last days, Saturday 26 September to Friday 2 October
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On view now
3 exhibitions in Palestine
Last chance
The next exhibitions to close
Cities
Where to see art, city by city
All galleries and museums
Palestinian artists
12 profiles with biography, CV and exhibitions
News

Palestine Museum Wins Prestigious Outstanding Museum Practice Award
The Palestinian Museum in Birzeit was among three winners of the fifth edition of the Outstanding Museum Practice Award (OMPA) from CiMAM - the International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art - in re…

ArtZone Palestine Amplifies Palestinian Voices
Amidst the seemingly neverending destruction and devastation in Gaza, the MENA art world - and generally many artists across the world - have not been shy about amplifying Palestinian voices. A number of exhibitions a…

Samia Halaby Received Prestigious MUNCH Award
Jerusalem-born, USA-based Palestinian artist Samia Halaby has just been announced as the second ever winner of the MUNCH award. The prize honours artists who show courage and integrity in their work, reflecting the le…
Questions
Where can I see art in Palestine?
artmena lists 1 galleries and 2 museums, foundations and art centres in Palestine, in Ramallah and Birzeit, with their addresses, opening hours and current exhibitions.
What art exhibitions are on in Palestine now?
3 exhibitions are on view now, including 1030 +, Loss Marginalia and Not Just Memory: Khalil Raad and the Contemporary Gaze. 0 more open in the next 30 days.
Who are some Palestinian artists to know?
artmena profiles 12 artists from Palestine, among them Adam Rouhana, Dima Srouji, Dina Ali and Eman Haram, each with a biography, CV and exhibitions.









