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The Jerusalem Show, Outside the Gates of Heaven

The Jerusalem Show (‘Ala Abwab Al Janna) borrows its English title from the vivacious and atypical formats of the Saturday Night Live show and the Muppet Show, whereas its Arabic title ‘Ala Abwab Al Janna (Outside the Gates of Heaven) references the sacramental veneration that is bestowed on Jerusalem. A similar ludicrous dichotomy is ostensible to Jerusalem’s inhabitants (including us at Al-Ma’mal Foundation). Read more

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Marrio Rizzi

Impermanent

“Impermanent”(2007): Rizzi’s 15 minute video presented for the Jerusalem Show is one fraction of a larger project that he initiated as part of his Al-Ma'mal residency in 2006. Rizzi interviews 96 year old Ali Akilah, who once lived in the Palestinian village of Lifta. In the video, Akilah’s words resound a feeling of “permanent impermanence” as he recalls personal events of his life, mainly connected with living in Palestine before the Nakba. The video was shown at Al Irshad Centre, Haret al Sa’idiyeh, Old City.




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