Palestine: Grief & Connection Through Clay brings together a collective of Palestinian ceramic artists working at the intersection of material, memory, and identity. Presented by Palipotters, the exhibition explores how clay, drawn from the earth itself, can hold stories of land, displacement, resilience, and return.

Through vessels, sculptural forms, and tactile surfaces, the artists engage with themes of grief and connection, reflecting both personal and collective experiences. Their works speak to the enduring ties between people and homeland, while also navigating the realities of fragmentation and loss.

In this context, clay becomes more than a medium; it serves as an archive, preserving cultural memory and bearing witness to histories that cannot be erased. Each piece offers a space for reflection, inviting viewers to consider the ways art can sustain identity, foster connection, and carry stories across generations.

Featuring works by Leena Ismail, Car Nazzal, Eman Srouji, Leila Srouji, Amal Tamari, Pam Totah, Marina Wahbeh, and Karina Yanes.