Reel Festivals aims to show a different side of areas in conflict, “beyond the headlines”, and encourage engagement between the arts and international issues. Based in Scotland, previous festivals have focused on Iraq and Afghanistan.
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- Art (93)
- Exhibit: Finding Home (40)
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- Installation (16)
- Literature (25)
- Poetry (11)
- Music (2)
- Performance (6)
- Photography (14)
- Sculpture (10)
- Theater (7)
- Video Art (11)
- Visual Arts 2D (46)
- Art & Cultural Institutions (6)
- Art Publications (1)
- Blogs / Media Outlets (1)
- Community Organizations (4)
- Government / Policy / Institutions (1)
- Immigrant (1)
- Iraq (7)
- Iraqi Diaspora (7)
- Media Portrayal & Criticism (9)
- MENA region (3)
- Montserrat Class (36)
- Oral History (5)
- Partners (2)
- PTSD (6)
- Related News (19)
- Specialists / Scholars / Experts (1)
- Tamziq (1)
- Uncategorized (2)
- Universities / Schools / Institutions (1)
- Veteran (36)
- Women’s Perspective (5)
Recent Posts
- Waiting for Gilgamesh: Scenes from Iraq, by Amir Al-Azraki – to be performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
- New Anthology from Warrior Writers
- Amir Al-Azraki to speak at UMass Boston 9/27/11 [DATE/TIME CHANGED]
- Portland Premier: Coffee with Cardamom
- Theatre and Conflict Iraq-Pakistan-US Exchange 2011
- Naomi Shihab Nye: Reading June 26
- The Iraqi Children’s Art Exchange: A community response to children, war and the possibilities for peace
- 2011 Writers’ Workshop at the Joiner Center for the Study of War and Social Consequences
- Upcoming Exhibit of Art Work by Veterans – Call for work
- IVAW honors Malalai Joya
- The Iraqi Voices Amplification Project
- Dia Azzawi
- Reel Film Festivals: Reel Iraq and Reel Afghanistan
- Suad al-Attar
- My Homeland, curated by Dia Azzawi
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