Tag Archives: Moroccan explorer

Sacred group exhibition at M16 – Benita & Fatima

Posted on November 24, 2013 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen and Benita Tunks in front of the ‘The shroud has no pockets’ and ‘Awakening of an old flame 1 & 2’.

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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 4 – Resilience

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen Resilience 2005 Colour collograph 47cm x 62cm Before 1948 there were 475 Arab villages within the borders of what was to become the state of Israel – 385 of those villages have been destroyed by the Israeli authorities. No records were … Continue reading →

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High fashion in Morocco – Caftan 2012 Maroc collection

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Last weekend (Saturday 12 May) was the annual Caftan fashion show at the Palais des Congress in Marrakesh. The twelve designers included Cain Allah El Batoul, Dar Oum Al Ghait and Siham El Habti. The theme for 2012 was the Treasures of Ibn Battuta, the Moroccan explorer who in … Continue reading →