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Tanya Habjouqa

Tanya Habjouqa resides in Palestine, and she is an artist, educator, and member of NOOR Images. Her work stems from long-term investments and collaborative methodology, blending ethnography, investigative reportage, and intuitive sense for metaphor. Tanya trained in journalism and anthropology with an MA in Global Media from the University of London SOAS. Her book “Occupied Pleasures” received accolades by both TIME and Smithsonian magazines, and won the prestigious World Press Photo. She is in the permanent collections of the MFA Boston, Institut du Monde Arabe, and Carnegie Museum of Art, represented by East Wing. She mentors for the Arab Photography Documentary Program, teaching workshops internationally.

ARTICLES BY Tanya Habjouqa