A mouthful of Palestine
Page Not Found•Sep 04, 2026 — Oct 04, 2026
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Page Not Found opens its doors to A mouthful of Palestine / لقمة فلسطين by Susanne Khalil Yusef: a Palestinian artist based in the Netherlands. It marks Yusef’s first solo exhibition in The Hague.
Susanne Khalil Yusef’s multidisciplinary practice is deeply intertwined with her personal history. Born in Germany into a family of Palestinian refugees who were violently displaced from their home in Jaffa by settlers from across Europe. She experienced a nomadic childhood across Europe before acquiring Dutch citizenship at age 25. Her practice spans sculpture, mural painting, video and ceramics. Yusef’s work navigates questions of exile, belonging and the generational weight of displacement. The artist does this with a visual language that is as vibrant and immediate as it is politically urgent.
Yusef’s work seems light-footed; its vivid, high-contrast environments invite the viewer to look closer at the urgent themes of exile, autonomy, and generations of displacement through…
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A mouthful of Palestine
Page Not Found•Sep 04, 2026 — Oct 04, 2026
Press Release
Page Not Found opens its doors to A mouthful of Palestine / لقمة فلسطين by Susanne Khalil Yusef: a Palestinian artist based in the Netherlands. It marks Yusef’s first solo exhibition in The Hague.
Susanne Khalil Yusef’s multidisciplinary practice is deeply intertwined with her personal history. Born in Germany into a family of Palestinian refugees who were violently displaced from their home in Jaffa by settlers from across Europe. She experienced a nomadic childhood across Europe before acquiring Dutch citizenship at age 25. Her practice spans sculpture, mural painting, video and ceramics. Yusef’s work navigates questions of exile, belonging and the generational weight of displacement. The artist does this with a visual language that is as vibrant and immediate as it is politically urgent.
Yusef’s work seems light-footed; its vivid, high-contrast environments invite the viewer to look closer at the urgent themes of exile, autonomy, and generations of displacement through…
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