Echoes of Humanity:Art in the Shadow of War.
A powerful collection of artworks exploring themes of resilience, hope, and human dignity in times of conflict, featuring works that respond to the ongoing crisis in Gaza and broader experiences of war.
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Featured Artworks
Powerful works exploring themes of conflict, resilience, and hope through painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media
Fragments of Home
by Layla Al-Rashid
A haunting mixed media piece incorporating debris and personal belongings, exploring the concept of home in times of displacement.
Silent Witnesses
by Omar Hassan
Photographic documentation of everyday objects left behind, telling stories of interrupted lives and resilient spirits.
Children's Dreams
by Hae Yun-Jin
Vibrant paintings created from children's drawings in refugee camps, transforming trauma into hope and imagination.
Broken Skylines
by Ahmed Khalil
Sculptural installations representing destroyed cityscapes, yet finding beauty in the resilience of human spirit.
Letters Never Sent
by Nadia Qasemi
Text-based artwork featuring unsent letters from families separated by conflict, exploring connection across distance.
Seeds of Tomorrow
by Yusuf Mansour
Hopeful imagery of growth and renewal, representing the enduring human capacity for rebuilding and healing.
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Displacement & Home
Exploring the meaning of home when forced to leave
Resilience & Hope
Human strength and the will to survive and rebuild
Memory & Loss
Preserving memories and mourning what has been lost
Children & Future
Protecting innocence and building hope for tomorrow
Meet the Artists
Artists from around the world responding to conflict through their creative practice, sharing stories of resilience and hope
Layla Al-Rashid
Mixed Media Artist
Palestinian artist whose work explores themes of displacement and identity, using found objects and personal artifacts to tell stories of resilience.
Omar Hassan
Documentary Photographer
Photojournalist turned artist, documenting the human impact of conflict through intimate portraits and environmental photography.
Hae Yun-Jin
Community Artist
Working directly with refugee communities, Fatima transforms collective trauma into powerful visual narratives of hope and healing.
Curator's Insight
"Echoes of Humanity presents art as a form of witness and resistance. These works don't just document conflict—they affirm the enduring power of human creativity to find meaning, beauty, and hope even in the darkest circumstances. Each piece serves as both memorial and testament to the resilience of the human spirit."
Rose Hughes
Chief Curator, Greystone Art Gallery
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Duration
August 15 - December 30, 2025
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Upcoming Exhibitions
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Opening July 10, 2026
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Opening August 5, 2026
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