PUBLICATIONS 
Creative  Refuge: The book acts as an educational manual for art-based contextual creative learning with children in space of refuge ; a catalogue of the children’s stories, dreams, play spaces and games; and a research documenting the social and spatial findings of Dream (1 and 2) and Play Space project workshops held in Burj El Barajneh Palestinian refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon. The book gives glimpses of the current camp’s environment and social context; specifically of the reciprocal relationship between the spatial conditions in the camp and the social practices invented in response to living within it.  Creative Refuge is not yet in print. more details 
EVENTS 
South London Gallery, Mobile Conference 2, London, April 2011 
Negotiating the Politics of Public Space London, (with Samar Maakaron) 
Talks hosted by Al-Ma’mal Foundation and the A.M. Qattan Foundation, Ramallah, June 2010
Engage “Play, Galleries and Family Learning” London, 15 April 2010
Sharjah Art Foundation, March Meetings, March 2010
International Architecture Biennale “Open City: Designing Coexistence” Rotterdam, January 2010
Future Perfect: Art, Gallery Education and Regeneration engage/enquire International Conference London, 2009
START and the British Council train local artists in Lebanon, November 2007

ARTICLES
The Cat Came as a Tomato; Conversations on play and contemporaryart practice from the South London Gallery; “Curious Objects”, p:156-162
This Week In Palestine “Children’s Space”, Issue 154, February 2011 
Volume 26 - Architecture of Peace - “Working in a Palestinian Refugee camp:Talbiyeh, Jordan”, Dec 2010
Future Exhibitions 2 - Riksutstallningar Swedish Traveling Exhibitions -  Febrik, 2010 (by Helen Elizabeth Cocker)
Engage Journal 25 “Family Learning ‘Febrik, Play and the Urban Context’”, 2010

PUBLICATIONS 

Creative Refuge: The book acts as an educational manual for art-based contextual creative learning with children in space of refuge ; a catalogue of the children’s stories, dreams, play spaces and games; and a research documenting the social and spatial findings of Dream (1 and 2) and Play Space project workshops held in Burj El Barajneh Palestinian refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon. The book gives glimpses of the current camp’s environment and social context; specifically of the reciprocal relationship between the spatial conditions in the camp and the social practices invented in response to living within it.  Creative Refuge is not yet in print. more details 

EVENTS 

South London Gallery, Mobile Conference 2, London, April 2011 

Negotiating the Politics of Public Space London, (with Samar Maakaron) 

Talks hosted by Al-Ma’mal Foundation and the A.M. Qattan Foundation, Ramallah, June 2010

Engage “Play, Galleries and Family Learning” London, 15 April 2010

Sharjah Art Foundation, March Meetings, March 2010

International Architecture Biennale “Open City: Designing Coexistence” Rotterdam, January 2010

Future Perfect: Art, Gallery Education and Regeneration engage/enquire International Conference London, 2009

START and the British Council train local artists in Lebanon, November 2007


ARTICLES

The Cat Came as a Tomato; Conversations on play and contemporary
art practice from the South London Gallery; “Curious Objects”, p:156-
162

This Week In Palestine “Children’s Space”, Issue 154, February 2011 

Volume 26 - Architecture of Peace - “Working in a Palestinian Refugee camp:Talbiyeh, Jordan”, Dec 2010

Future Exhibitions 2 - Riksutstallningar Swedish Traveling Exhibitions -  Febrik, 2010 (by Helen Elizabeth Cocker)

Engage Journal 25 “Family Learning ‘Febrik, Play and the Urban Context’, 2010

PUBLICATIONS 
Creative  Refuge: The book acts as an educational manual for art-based contextual creative learning with children in space of refuge ; a catalogue of the children’s stories, dreams, play spaces and games; and a research documenting the social and spatial findings of Dream (1 and 2) and Play Space project workshops held in Burj El Barajneh Palestinian refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon. The book gives glimpses of the current camp’s environment and social context; specifically of the reciprocal relationship between the spatial conditions in the camp and the social practices invented in response to living within it.  Creative Refuge is not yet in print. more details 
EVENTS 
South London Gallery, Mobile Conference 2, London, April 2011 
Negotiating the Politics of Public Space London, (with Samar Maakaron) 
Talks hosted by Al-Ma’mal Foundation and the A.M. Qattan Foundation, Ramallah, June 2010
Engage “Play, Galleries and Family Learning” London, 15 April 2010
Sharjah Art Foundation, March Meetings, March 2010
International Architecture Biennale “Open City: Designing Coexistence” Rotterdam, January 2010
Future Perfect: Art, Gallery Education and Regeneration engage/enquire International Conference London, 2009
START and the British Council train local artists in Lebanon, November 2007

ARTICLES
The Cat Came as a Tomato; Conversations on play and contemporaryart practice from the South London Gallery; “Curious Objects”, p:156-162
This Week In Palestine “Children’s Space”, Issue 154, February 2011 
Volume 26 - Architecture of Peace - “Working in a Palestinian Refugee camp:Talbiyeh, Jordan”, Dec 2010
Future Exhibitions 2 - Riksutstallningar Swedish Traveling Exhibitions -  Febrik, 2010 (by Helen Elizabeth Cocker)
Engage Journal 25 “Family Learning ‘Febrik, Play and the Urban Context’”, 2010

PUBLICATIONS 

Creative Refuge: The book acts as an educational manual for art-based contextual creative learning with children in space of refuge ; a catalogue of the children’s stories, dreams, play spaces and games; and a research documenting the social and spatial findings of Dream (1 and 2) and Play Space project workshops held in Burj El Barajneh Palestinian refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon. The book gives glimpses of the current camp’s environment and social context; specifically of the reciprocal relationship between the spatial conditions in the camp and the social practices invented in response to living within it.  Creative Refuge is not yet in print. more details 

EVENTS 

South London Gallery, Mobile Conference 2, London, April 2011 

Negotiating the Politics of Public Space London, (with Samar Maakaron) 

Talks hosted by Al-Ma’mal Foundation and the A.M. Qattan Foundation, Ramallah, June 2010

Engage “Play, Galleries and Family Learning” London, 15 April 2010

Sharjah Art Foundation, March Meetings, March 2010

International Architecture Biennale “Open City: Designing Coexistence” Rotterdam, January 2010

Future Perfect: Art, Gallery Education and Regeneration engage/enquire International Conference London, 2009

START and the British Council train local artists in Lebanon, November 2007


ARTICLES

The Cat Came as a Tomato; Conversations on play and contemporary
art practice from the South London Gallery; “Curious Objects”, p:156-
162

This Week In Palestine “Children’s Space”, Issue 154, February 2011 

Volume 26 - Architecture of Peace - “Working in a Palestinian Refugee camp:Talbiyeh, Jordan”, Dec 2010

Future Exhibitions 2 - Riksutstallningar Swedish Traveling Exhibitions -  Febrik, 2010 (by Helen Elizabeth Cocker)

Engage Journal 25 “Family Learning ‘Febrik, Play and the Urban Context’, 2010

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