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The Route Back Home: How Gaza's children use art to express the nightmares of genocide

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An art exhibition titled "The Route Back Home" at the Old Palestine House in Brighton displays artwork and testimonies from Gaza's children, including a blank canvas belonging to eight-year-old Ghazi Ramadan, who was killed by Israel in April 2024 before completing his drawing of a shopping mall. The project, developed by the Tamer Institute for Community Education, documents children's artistic expressions and written accounts as a means of processing trauma during the conflict.
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Amid the remarkable, moving artwork and written testimonies of children from Gaza on display at the Old Palesteine House in Brighton, there is one blank canvas suspended among the others. It belongs to Ghazi Ramadan.

The Route Back Home: How Gaza's children use art to express the nightmares of genocide
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