P21 Gallery

P21 Gallery http://www.p21.gallery
Charitable trust set up to promote modern Middle Eastern and Arab art and culture, focusing on Palestine.

The P21 Gallery is an ambitious project in the making, to be an independent London-based non-profit making organisation set up to promote modern Arab art and culture with special focus on Palestine. The gallery is located in architect-designed premises in the heart of London’s Kings Cross, near the British Library. It provides contemporary display spaces and installation areas with facilities to b

e used for a range of public functions, from presenting art and performance to running workshops and exhibits for training and education. The gallery has a reference library, meeting room, lecture space and a café. In spite of political and logistical difficulties, Arabs in general and Palestinians in particular see their artistic and cultural activities as one of the binding forces that give Arab societies their identity at a time of fragmentation. But an awareness of the quality and variety of Arab art and culture is absent from Western society. The P21 Gallery will provide a showcase for these activities, bringing Arab artists and their work before a British audience. London is the centre of a thriving modern and contemporary art scene and Arab artists can contribute to that scene through work, which is comparable with – and yet different from – the best contemporary artists in the UK.

"Belonging(S) Beyond Borders"A two-day exhibition on cultural belonging26th & 27th June 2026For the London Festival of A...
17/06/2026

"Belonging(S) Beyond Borders"
A two-day exhibition on cultural belonging

26th & 27th June 2026

For the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) 2026, The Palestine Collective is organising a two-day exhibition on cultural belonging, in collaboration with the P21 Gallery.



‘Belonging(s) Beyond Borders’ engages Architects and artists who confront diaspora and displacement in their homelands through versatile expressions of cultural identity and belonging. Emerging from countries such as Palestine, Sudan, and Yemen, our contributors are united by a shared desire to belong in London’s multicultural landscape from afar. Their media range from architectural drawings and renders to films, physical models, and collective object displays. Drawing on oral histories, archives, and personal items, the exhibition reimagines lost spaces and rituals that foster solidarity in exile.

We value inclusivity and welcome all visitors, whether they have experienced diaspora themselves or wish to learn more about it.

Alongside the exhibition, we will host a speaking event exploring diaspora and belonging through architectural practice, as well as workshops on Palestinian tatreez and Arabic calligraphy.



Names Of Contributors

Confirmed Artists:

Farah Maktari
Rayan Elnayal
Tasneem Elnayal
Youssef Aly
Malak Elguel
Amira Dabboussi
Nour Al Ahmad
Lobna Sana
Shehab Kawasmi
Zain Al-Sharaf Wahbeh


Confirmed Speakers (Belonging through Practice): Nihad Sherief, & Mirna Pedalo.

Confirmed Workshop Providers (Belonging through Craft): Studio Ruh and Hammad Haider

Exhibition organised in collaboration with: London Festival of Architecture and the Palestine Collective.

Belonging(s) Beyond BordersFor the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) 2026, The Palestine Collective is organising a ...
09/06/2026

Belonging(s) Beyond Borders

For the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) 2026, The Palestine Collective is organising a two-day exhibition on cultural belonging, in collaboration with the P21 Gallery.

Exhibition Dates: 26th & 27th June 2026
P21 Gallery, 21-27 Chalton Street, London NW1 1JD, UK

‘Belonging(s) Beyond Borders’ engages Architects and artists who confront diaspora and displacement in their homelands through versatile expressions of cultural identity and belonging. Emerging from countries such as Palestine, Sudan, and Yemen, our contributors are united by a shared desire to belong in London’s multicultural landscape from afar. Their media range from architectural drawings and renders to films, physical models, and collective object displays. Drawing on oral histories, archives, and personal items, the exhibition reimagines lost spaces and rituals that foster solidarity in exile.

We value inclusivity and welcome all visitors, whether they have experienced diaspora themselves or wish to learn more about it.

Alongside the exhibition, we will host a speaking event exploring diaspora and belonging through architectural practice, as well as workshops on Palestinian tatreez and Arabic calligraphy.

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Soldiers of Tomorrow at the Finborough Theatre'An award-winning hit at the 2023 Edinburgh Festival and updated for the 2...
08/06/2026

Soldiers of Tomorrow at the Finborough Theatre

'An award-winning hit at the 2023 Edinburgh Festival and updated for the 2026 run, multi-award-winning playwright and performer Itai Erdal brings Soldiers of Tomorrow to London, opening for a four week limited season on Wednesday, 10 June 2026'

TRACES of a Dress — Help Document Palestinian Textiles in the UK DiasporaTatreez Collective is launching **TRACES of a D...
19/05/2026

TRACES of a Dress — Help Document Palestinian Textiles in the UK Diaspora

Tatreez Collective is launching **TRACES of a Dress**, a project documenting Palestinian dresses, thobes, embroidered panels, head coverings, household textiles, fabric pieces, and other textile objects held by Palestinians in the UK and wider diaspora.

Many of these pieces are kept in private homes and carry family histories, memories, embroidery techniques, and patterns that have not yet been recorded. Through this project, we hope to photograph and document selected textiles, record the stories connected to them, and help preserve these patterns for future generations.

If you have a Palestinian textile at home, or know someone who does, please fill in the short survey:

https://tally.so/r/dWQzWr

Coming SoonP21 Gallery presents "Revolution Is Female", a solo exhibition by Rasha Eleyan, opening 10 June 2026.P21 Gall...
15/05/2026

Coming Soon

P21 Gallery presents "Revolution Is Female", a solo exhibition by Rasha Eleyan, opening 10 June 2026.

P21 Gallery is pleased to present Revolution Is Female, a solo exhibition by Rasha Eleyan, co-curated by Rasha Eleyan and Zayna Al-Saleh.
Opening on 10 June 2026, the exhibition brings together pop-inflected, photorealist paintings centered on the vital role of the revolutionary Palestinian woman, exploring themes of resistance, domesticity, symbolism, and female defiance.
Featured artwork:
Rasha Eleyan | Can You Hear Me | 2025 | Acrylic on Canvas | 123 x 94 cm
📍 P21 Gallery
🗓 10–19 June 2026

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