Homeland Lost

A British Council and Al'Qattan Foundation sponsored project photographing Palestinian refugees where they are today and then returning to what is today Israel and photographing what had become of their homes, villages and landscapes.

Click here to see a BBC interview with Alan Gignoux given when this exhibition was shown at London's Barbican Centre during the London Palestine Film Festival 2008.

Selected photographs from Alan Gignoux’s photo essay “Homeland Lost” will be shown at the prestigious Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam from 1 March 2008 to 4 Jan 2009.

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Up to date exhibition series:

Linen Hall - Belfast, Northern Ireland
ACAF Foundation - Alexandria Egypt
CIC - Cairo, Egypt
Al'Madina Theatre - Beirut, Lebanon
Dar Al' Anda Gallery - Amman, Jordan
The Jaffa Café - Jaffa, Israel
Bir Zeit University - Ramallah, Palestine
Al Ma'mal gallery - Jerusalem, Israel
The Cinematec, Tel Aviv
Museum of Contemporary Art, Ekaterinburg, The Russian Federation. “In Transition Russia, 2008”
The Waqif Centre - Doha, Qatar
The Barbican - London
TropenMuseum - Amsterdam

If By Chance

Showing at the Hay Festival, Segovia
24th to 27th of September, 2009

A collection of black and white prints exhibited at:

The Camera Club - Kennington, London
The City Museum - Tehran, Iran
The Riverside Studios - Hammersmith, London
Hampstead Theatre - London
The Linen Hall (De LakenHallenVan Pete) - Ypres, Belgium