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Nov 15, 20239 min read

Babylon Curse

Through The Lens: Latif Al Ani’s Visions of Ancient Iraq (group show) My practice addresses one subject in particular—Ruins—but from...

Nov 6, 20222 min read

Ruins Rubble and Renewal

Salah Al Hithni Museum, Iraq 18th – 28th November, 2022 This exhibition is part of the ongoing research project Ruins, Rubble and...

Jul 16, 20229 min read

No Map, But Trenches

(Fig 1) Map of The Trenches.1 Imaginative map of Iraq by Malallah, 2021 generated from mobile photograph of trenches at the site of...

Mar 28, 20221 min read

Co–Existent Ruins:Exploring Iraq's Mesopotamian past through contemporary art.

18 January—19 March, 2022 SOAS’s Brunei Gallery is pleased to present this collaborative visual research project by Hanaa Malallah with...

Mar 20, 20221 min read

Between Ancient Landscapes and Mesopotamian Artefacts at the British Museum and the Brunei Gallery

At Brunei Gallery, image from the first workshop on 7th March 2020 Two Images from second workshop on 15th March 2022, first image at...

Nov 10, 20218 min read

Tank Traces at the Archaeological Sites of Nippur* and Babylon

By Hanaa Malallah and Zainab Bahrani Figure. 1. Trace of American tanks at archaeological site of Nuffar, December 2018, from Malallah’s...

Oct 22, 202110 min read

A Tale of Two Ruins: The Jewellery of Plundering and Violence

Hanaa Malallah, Zainab Bahrani & Annie Webster Fig. 1. Portrait of Lady Layard painted in 1870 by Vicente Palmaroli González, edited by...

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Oct 1, 202115 min read

Dig Houses and Archaeological Supremacy: the case at Nuffar

Hanaa Malallah & Mo Throp In December 2018, Hanaa Malallah and Fatimah Jawdet make a research visit to the ancient site of Nuffar,...

May 1, 20210 min read

Online book launch at MoMA PS1