Stranger At Home
By Rudolf van den Berg
1985
Kamal Boullata on painting, exile and Jerusalem
By Electronic Intifada, Berlin
2018
Kamal Boullata
By Art Dubai
2018
Meet Kamal Boullata
By Art Dubai
2018
Reading the Arabesque—Kamal Boullata
By Georgetown University Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, Washington, D.C.
2018
Jaffa, The Orange’s Clockwork
By Eyal Sivan

Jaffa, the orange’s clockwork narrates the visual history of the famous citrus fruit originated from Palestine and known worldwide for centuries as “Jaffa oranges”. The history of the orange is the history of this land. Through photography and cinema, poetry, paintings, workers of the citruses’ industry and historians, memory and present mythologies, Palestinians and Israelis cross and combine.
The close reading of the “Jaffa” brand’s representation is a reflection on western orientalist phantasms surrounding the ‘holy land’ and the ‘State of Israel’ and a way to reveal the untold story of what was once a commune industry and symbol to Arabs and Jews in Palestine.
Jaffa’s orange is one of the symbols that helped build the Zionist discourse about Palestine: a “desert we have made bloom”.
Interview with Kamal Boullata on Dar al-Fata al-‘Arabi
By the Gender Oral History Archive at the American University of Beirut
Kamal Boullata Presents Bilqis
By Meem Gallery, Dubai
2014
Kamal Boullata: Bilqis Opening Night
By Meem Gallery, Dubai
2014
Travelling Through Transparency | Kamal Boullata –
By Dar El-Nimer for Arts & Culture, Beirut
2019
Meem Gallery 2018
By Abu Dhabi Art
