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Art as a refuge during genocide
The article highlights how Edward Said Institute in Gaza has become a sanctuary for art amid the circumstances of Israeli war, where the former headquarters was damaged, and displacement led to the transition of activities into temporary centers and tents. It focuses on the role of music and the arts in supporting children and women in facing fear and chaos, through singing and educational activities that helped express emotions and alleviate the psychological impacts of war. It also illustrates that, despite being completely destroyed in October 2023, the institute continued to provide psychological support and recovery through musical activities, guided by the vision that art is a fundamental means of life and a way to hold onto hope amidst death and destruction.
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