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Friday for sale!

My book “Friday” is printed and ready to be yours. You can find it in a few shops around Amsterdam and Nijmegen (and soon more), and you can also order it right here with me!

Email me at b.carrot@riseup.net and get a signed copy sent to you!

 

Price: €12,50 before shipping

 

Honorable mention at Frame Fest

I am very happy to have my short story ‘Fox and Squirrel’ be chosen as one of the honorable mentions of the ‘Wake Up’ competition organized by Frame Fest.

It’s a part of this massive compilation published by Centrala.

 

 

 

 

 

 

detail from Fox and Squirrel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Exhibiting at Spot On Festival

Together with my class at Sink Lukas I got to exhibit a piece at this multi disciplinary art festival in Destelheide. 

This column comic features a poem by Mahmoud Darwish  recited by some local inhabitants. See pics!

 

 

Before:

In progress:

 

Ta da!

 

 

 

 

 

365+1 Days

An illustration of mine was published in a book initiated by Stichting Print!

 

This calendar book, ‘365+1 Days’, showcases 366 illustrators, calligraphers,  and graphic designers from the Netherlands.

Hopefully my illustration will give the middle of winter a positive twist. :)

It’s Friday!

After months of work it’s finally here: my first ever book!

The story tells of a day in the life of Liat, an Israeli pro-Palestinian activist. By following her political convictions she positions herself outside of mainstream society, a fact which is heightened when she is confronted by her own family`s political views.

 

Exhibition in Brussels

As my book is almost finished the kind folks at Le Space are exhibiting prints of the book in their space. This coming Sunday they are holding a Palestinian Poetry event with interesting speakers and a choir I feel very lucky to have my work be part of such an evening. The work will continue to hang there for a while so if you’re in the area come by and check it out!

A date for the finissage will be announced soon.

 

 

 

A photo from the opening: