Syrian refugees in Jordan recreate historic monuments. Photo: Christopher Herwig.
The Bushwick section of Brooklyn, NY
By Ouahid Berrehouma – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Unattributed graffiti art in Tunisia, possibly.
Second Avenue, East Village, New York City
The Seal
Mortor Rose
Remembering Trayvon Martin. From Melrose and Fairfax.
The Syrian Museum: Matisse
Reflections on Freedom of Speech
“Queens of Israel,” Chenspec, Wikipedia Commons
The Taksim neighborhood of Istanbul, Turkey
9th century Qur’an, an early kufic example from the Abbasid period
Graffiti of eL seed
Geometrik tray
The Syrian Museum: Andy Warhol
The Bushwick section of Brooklyn, NY
The Syrian Museum: Salvador Dali
East & East concept sketches
The Seal
The Syrian Museum: Gogan
Ornament shell casings
Photo: Jim Gordon, Wikimedia Commons via Flickr.
The Syrian Museum: Gustav Klimt
2016 European Tour: United Kingdom
Painting war objects with Arabesques
On a Post Office window near the New Jersey Transit station, Maplewood, New Jersey
Ottoman tughra dating from the reign of Murad III, unknown author, M. Ugur Derman, Masterpieces of Ottoman Calligraphy, Sakıp Sabancı Museum, 2004, p.209
Old Jerusalem, Brionv, Wikipedia Commons
Flower Boquet
“For our hearts hung on the morning gallows with death at our side because we did not bow saluting,” Cairo, Egypt
American University in Cairo, Gigi Ibrahim, Wikipedia Commons
A slain revolutionist with his living counterpart on a wall near Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt
The White Soldier on the ground
Syrian refugees in Jordan recreate historic monuments. Photo: Christopher Herwig.
Strand console
Arabesque modern armchair
Caricatures of Gadafi in Taballino neighbourhood, Benghazi, Libya by Maher27777, Wikipedia Commons
The Taksim neighborhood of Istanbul, Turkey
“No stopping the Renaissance,” Cairo, Egypt
Blockade
Hand grenade
Banksy graffiti in Behtlahem, Pawel Ryszawa, Wikipedia Commons
My name is Palestine by EL Seed, Montreal, 2010, Wikipedia Commons
Separation wall in Israel-Palestine, ISM Palestine, Flickr
Family Photo
Yazen Mural
“When it will be…that qualified Individuals work [for] the security police? ‘It is the Work of God to see your work and His Messenger’s and the believers.’” Cairo, Egypt
Clear tea box
The Syrian Museum: Mona Lisa
“The Military Lives. Freedom for Syria,” Cairo, Egypt
Dirty Legacy
Bethlehem wall with graffiti depicting Leila Khaled, Bluebird, Wikipedia Commons
Transformed mortar
Mahmoud Hariri recreates a model of Palmyra using clay and wooden kebab skewers. Photo: Christopher Herwig.
One of the artist’s self portraits
Family Photo
The Bushwick section of Brooklyn, NY
Arabesque modern armchair
The White Soldier on public transit
Inlaid panel detal, Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum.
A construction wall at the 14th Street 1-2-3 MTA station, New York City
From an exhibition in Sweden.
The Syrian Museum: Van Gogh
Yazen Mural
The White Soldier getting suited up and painted
Yazen Mural
Roses Cabineet
A graffiti mural in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, New York.
The Taksim neighborhood of Istanbul, Turkey
Teta tables
Old Jerusalem graffiti map of Israel and Palestinian Flag. Brionv, Wikipedia Commons
Skew Containers
Photo: JJ & Special K, Wikipedia Commons via Flickr
A mortar shell
The Taksim neighborhood of Istanbul, Turkey
Last Impulse
Lebanese Kataeb Party, also known as the Phalanges Party, painted on a residential wall in Marjayoun, Lebanon
The Syrian Museum: Goya
Clear pebble plates
Transformed mortar
Headquarters of the Tunisian General Union of Labor, place: “Mohamed Ali Al Hammi,” Wael Ghabara, Wikipedia Commons
Israel-Palestine separation wall and watchtower, Ben Siesta, Wikipedia Commons
Nada Debs furniture and product design
The White Soldier overlooking the Israeli-Palestinian landscape
