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A man in his seventies with a white beard and wearing a baggy light blue polo shirt smiles slightly.
Palestinian artist Sliman Mansour, known for his radiant, powerful paintings of the faces and landscapes of occupied Palestine, died on August 24 in Jerusalem, following a long illness. He was seventy-nine. His work frequently censored by the Israeli government, Mansour developed a vocabulary of symbols that today functions as a language of resistance. A towering […]
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