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Lancaster Arts - Raja Shehadeh: Walking Palestine

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This evening will be a celebration of Raja's life’s work and will include images, video and film footage of the Palestinian landscape through which he has walked all his life. In a year in which we explore the theme of Land, tonight could not be more relevant. 

The evening will be moderated by Madeline-Sophie Abbas, Senior Lecturer in Sociology (Race and Anti-Racism) at Lancaster University. Abbas will bring up some of the core themes within this body of work, such as walking and writing as a means of documenting changes to accessing and enjoying the (disappearing) beauty of the Palestinian landscape and rediscovering a hidden history of what remains.

Period2/04/2025

This evening will be a celebration of Raja's life’s work and will include images, video and film footage of the Palestinian landscape through which he has walked all his life. In a year in which we explore the theme of Land, tonight could not be more relevant. 

The evening will be moderated by Madeline-Sophie Abbas, Senior Lecturer in Sociology (Race and Anti-Racism) at Lancaster University. Abbas will bring up some of the core themes within this body of work, such as walking and writing as a means of documenting changes to accessing and enjoying the (disappearing) beauty of the Palestinian landscape and rediscovering a hidden history of what remains.

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TitleRaja Shehadeh: Walking Palestine
Degree of recognitionRegional
Media name/outletLancaster Arts
Primary Media typeWeb
Duration/Length/Size298 words
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
Date2/04/25
DescriptionLancaster Arts in partnership with Lancaster Litfest. This evening will be a celebration of Raja's life’s work and will include images, video and film footage of the Palestinian landscape through which he has walked all his life. In a year in which we explore the theme of Land, tonight could not be more relevant.

The evening will be moderated by Madeline-Sophie Abbas, Senior Lecturer in Sociology (Race and Anti-Racism) at Lancaster University. Abbas will bring up some of the core themes within this body of work, such as walking and writing as a means of documenting changes to accessing and enjoying the (disappearing) beauty of the Palestinian landscape and rediscovering a hidden history of what remains.
Producer/AuthorLancaster Arts
PersonsMadeline-Sophie Abbas