From Dublin Fundraising Gigs To Giving Kids An Education in Gaza – The Olive Tree School
Over the past two years, gigs, album launches, song releases and fundraisers have helped sustain a school for more than 200 children in Gaza.
No Mirrors Left in Gaza – Miriam McConnon
Miriam McConnon’s new series of work has been informed by her correspondence with families in Gaza over the last two years.
Bitesize: Spanish Supper Club in Aid of Charities Working In Gaza
This year’s Eat Spain, Drink Spain festival sees Sebastian Skillings making his first foray into the world of Supper Clubs.
One Step Beyond – Bewley’s Launches Together for Gaza Initiative To Support UNICEF’s Work In Gaza
Artist Paddy Campbell is displaying a bronze sculpture in Bewley’s Grafton Street in an effort to raise €20,000 for famine relief efforts.
Music For Gaza
With all proceeds going to MAP (Medical Aid for Palestinians), this special performance sees musicians come together to do the right thing.
Roadmap: Music For Gaza
As the unconscionable genocide of the Palestinian people plays out in real time, the solidarity of the majority of the artists on these shores has been utterly unwavering.
Fundraiser for Gaza: Floating on a Dead Sea (Documentary Screening)
This Thursday sees a very special screening to raise funds for humanitarian aid in Gaza, supported by Dublin Dance Festival and Project Arts Centre.
Lifelines: Dublin Jazzers For Gaza
Dublin Jazzers For Gaza recently released their new single, with all proceeds going to support the humanitarian work of MSF in Gaza.
Roadmap: Disruptions – Taysir Batniji
In Disruptions, Palestinian artist Taysir Batniji collects fragmented screenshots taken between 2015 and 2017 during WhatsApp video conversations with his mother and family in Gaza.
Gig for Gaza
Lankum, Damien Dempsey, Lisa O’Neill and The Mary Wallopers will all take to the stage for a concert with all net proceeds going to Medical Aid for Palestinians.
Cinema Review: Gaza
Gaza certainly doesn’t romanticise conditions on the strip, but it also strives to put a human face on an area that is often considered a mere warzone.
Roadmap: Roll It There
We're salivating at the prospect of some great Irish films and documentaries making their debuts at Sundance and Berlinale this year.