Eltiqa: How to Work Together?
22 Oct 2026 – 25 Apr 2027,
Gallery 3

Eltiqa: How to Work Together? presents the Gazan artists collective Eltiqa, including Mohamed Abusal, Abdel Raouf Al-Ajouri, Mohammed Al-Hawajri, Raed Issa, Dina Matar, and Sohail Salem, curated by The Question of Funding. The exhibition is a collaboration with Art Jameel and tours to IMMA from Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. More details here

The Question of Funding is a growing collective of cultural producers and community organizers from Palestine. By producing, documenting, accumulating, and disseminating resources, experience, and knowledge with their wider community, it aims to rethink the economy of funding and how it affects cultural production both in Palestine and the world.

The Question of Funding members, curators for this exhibition:

Lara Khaldi is from Jerusalem, Palestine and currently based in Amsterdam. She is the director of the contemporary art space de Appel. She was part of the curatorial team of documenta fifteen, and the head of the Media Studies Programme at Alquds Bard College, Jerusalem and a tutor in the Disarming Design MA program, at Sandberg Institute, 2020-2022.

Yazan Khalili is an Architect, Visual Artist, Cultural Producer. He works in and out of Palestine, currently based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, where he is a PhD candidate at Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis (ASCA), University of Amsterdam. In 2020 he co-founded Radio Alhara, and in 2019 he co-founded The Question of Funding collective.

The Question of Funding is a growing collective of cultural producers and community organisers from Palestine. Through the production, sharing and dissemination of resources, knowledge and experience, it seeks to rethink the economy of funding and its impact on cultural production in Palestine and beyond.

Yazan Khalili is a visual artist, architect, and cultural activist. His work Our Faces Like a Dancing Wind, by Yazan Khalili, 2016, is also on view as part of IMMA Collection: Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating IMMA’s Permanent Collection.

As a visual artist, Khalili’s photography is detailed, reflective, and full of intent. Using photography and the written word, Khalili unpacks historically constructed landscapes. Borrowing from cinematic language, images become frames where the spectator embodies the progression of time and narratives. He weaves together parallel stories over the years, forming both questions and paradoxes concerning scenery and the act of gazing, all of which are refracted through the prism of intimate politics and alienating poetics. In particular, he focuses on the effect of geographical distance on our rendering of territory, and its ability to heighten or arrest our political and sentimental attachments.

His works have been exhibited in several major exhibitions, including documenta fifteen, 2022; KW, Berlin, 2020; MoCA Toronto, 2020; New Photography, MoMA, 2018; Jerusalem Lives, Palestinian Museum, 2017; Post-Peace, Kunstverein Stuttgart, 2017; Shanghai Biennial 2016; Sharjah Biennial 2013; and others. In 2020, he co-founded Radio Alhara, and in 2019 he co-founded The Question of Funding collective. He received the Extract V young artist prize in 2015, and was the artistic director of Khalil Sakakini Cultural Centre in 2015–2019. Khalili was the co-chair of photography at the MFA program at Bard College, New York, until 2022, and the guest artist-in-residence at Rijksakademie, Amsterdam, through 2022.