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Art Gallery of Western Australia Opens SWANA Photography Exhibition in Perth

exhibition · 2026-10-19

The Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth is currently presenting an exhibition entitled "No Night is Long Enough for Us to Dream Twice," curated by Dalia Al-Dujaili and Rachel Cieśla. This event, which draws inspiration from Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, will remain open until January 31, 2027. Al-Dujaili’s focus is on more than just the impact of war, while Cieśla explores themes of "documentary futurity." Among the featured works is "Rotting from Within" by Abdulhamid Kircher (2026), alongside contributions from artists representing Algeria, Iran, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, and Türkiye, complemented by visual displays and an accompanying book.

Key facts

  • No night is long enough for us to dream twice runs at The Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth until 31 January 2027
  • The exhibition features seven living artists and one artist duo from South West Asia, North Africa and its diasporas
  • Curators are Dalia Al-Dujaili and Rachel Cieśla
  • The title is drawn from a line in The Raven's Ink by Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, born in al-Birwa in 1941
  • Abdulhamid Kircher presents a site-specific version of Rotting from within (2026) with photographs, family snaps and 30 video works
  • Sabiha Çimen's Hafiz won the 2022 Paris Photo-Aperture First PhotoBook award
  • Hicham Benohoud made his classroom portraits between 1994 and 2002
  • Rachel Cieśla is Lead Creative at The Simon Lee Foundation Institute of Contemporary Asian Art

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Art Gallery of Western Australia
  • The Simon Lee Foundation Institute of Contemporary Asian Art
  • Magnum Photos
  • Paris Photo
  • Aperture
  • HIKMA
  • LOOCK Berlin
  • carlier | gebauer
  • Photo Elysée
  • 1854 Photography

Locations

  • Perth
  • Australia
  • Western Australia
  • al-Birwa
  • Palestine
  • Lebanon
  • Algeria
  • Iran
  • Morocco
  • Türkiye
  • Turkey
  • Istanbul
  • Paris
  • Berlin
  • Madrid
  • Lausanne
  • Switzerland
  • Los Angeles
  • Tehran
  • Iraq
  • Mesopotamia

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