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The Gazala Projects studio, located at 101 East Main Street in Gettysburg, Ohio, is an arts and culture space with a curatorial focus on contemporary Palestinian American artists and other artists of color.  This studio is the brick-and-mortar manifestation of PARC (Postcolonial Art and Research Center), which has been an ongoing part of Mona Gazala's artistic practice.

 

The studio space will feature rotating solo exhibitions, curated group exhibitions, traveling art projects from guest curators, and archival PARC exhibits.  The building also houses a curated selection of new and used books.

 

Open by appointment or as posted on Instagram at @gazalaprojects 

For studio art instruction or space rental, see here.

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Transfer - تنقیل is a group exhibition featuring artists who showcase the passed-down connections and exhibit unique creative uses to share these aspects of their traditions still practiced today. This project focuses on the feelings and moments centered around the connection and transfer of knowledge, traditions, and culture through generations. 

 

Curated by Layan B and Noel Maghathe.  Artists included in this exhibition: AA, Haneen Awad, Sarah Al-Khayyal, Saif Alsaegh, Nadine Altounji, AB Bedran, Elias Bouderdaben, Feda Eid, Ali El-Chaer, Mona Gazala, Nadine Hajjaj, Christina Hajjar, Nic Hampton, Nadia Msalek, gfn X, Amena Sheikh, Christina Sifri, Dalia Tuffaha, and Layla Zubi

At Gazala Projects Dec 15 - January 25, 2024

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2023 Studio Calendar

 

Ameerah Bad'r - I Live in My Heart

Solo artist exhibition

March 10 - April 21, 2023

 

Text Me When You Get Home 

Group exhibition of poetry and text art by Ohio-based Palestinian artists. Curated by Mona Gazala

July 1 - 22,  2023

 

Transfer 

Traveling curated exhibit of SWANA artists

December 2023 - January 2024*

* Mona Gazala's participation in and documentation of this exhibition is supported in part by a grant from the Ohio Arts Council.

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