Curatorial & Public Practices
My curatorial and public practices moves among exhibition-making, socially engaged art, public-space interventions, and experimental formats situated at the intersection of research, pedagogy, and collective reflection. The work focuses on cross-disciplinary collaborations and on creating spaces that enable dialogue across institutional, cultural, and societal boundaries.
2025-2026 What speaks to you? Interactive Multimedia Installation
Family Matters Cluster Programme and Exhibition. Humboldt Forum, Berlin
2014 - 2016 Reviewing Jerusalem, Intervention Dar Mall Jerusalem
Al Hoash – Palestinian Art Court
2016 Memory Flows Like the Tide at Dusk. Solo Exhibition Alexandra Sophie Handal
Exhibition. Museum of Contemporary Art, Roskilde, Denmark.
Seminar Activating Public Space, stickers designed by Lara Prasch
Curatorial Practice
2023 – 2026
Family Matters. Cluster Programme and Exhibition. Humboldt Forum, Berlin.
2019
The Unforeseen: On the Lure of Risk in the Participatory Arts. International Symposium, Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW), Berlin / Leuphana University.
2019 – 2021
Digital Art Academy. Initiator and Curator. Goethe-Institut.
2015 – 2016
Reviewing Jerusalem. Socially engaged art practice and public-space interventions, Jerusalem.
2016
Memory Flows Like the Tide at Dusk. Exhibition. Museum of Contemporary Art, Roskilde, Denmark.
2016
Intermolecular Spaces. Exhibition. Kunsthal Nord, Aalborg, Denmark.
2016
Open Gallery #2: Afterwardness, solo exhibition by Mirna Bamieh
Karm Al Khalili Garden, © Ahed Izhiman, 2015.
Poster of the Exhibition Recounting of Past, Present and Future: Imagery – Beyond Oblivion and Remembering # Zero Edition
Karm al Khalili Garden, Intervention with Palestine Circus
Under pressure, Graphic print, Exhibition Family Matters
Recounting of Past, Present and Future: Imagery – Beyond Oblivion and Remembering # Zero Edition
Reviewing Jerusalem Art Walk
Urban Furniture, Art Walk Reviewing Jerusalem
Old Fruit Market, Intervention, Revieiwing Jerusalem, © Ahed Izhiman, 2015
Zahra Street, Parking Intervention, Reviewing Jerusalem
What speaks to you? Multimedia Installation Family Matters