Palestine through art, film, and literature

Palestine through art, film, and literature

by Hannah Mermelstein

About
This zine was put together by eight high school students and their teacher/librarian at St. Ann's School in Brooklyn. For a final project in a class related to Palestinian art, the students interviewed Palestinian artists (or non-Palestinian artists who have done work about Palestine). The zine contains illustrations, poems, handwriting and recommendations for films and web resources.

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