Palestinian Art & Heritage
Pale Palace
“In every olive tree painted, a thousand stories of belonging.” — Khaled Staitia Art Foundation
来自藏品
精选杰作
精心挑选的画作，捕捉巴勒斯坦记忆、遗产和韧性的精髓。
遗产与使命
巴勒斯坦遗产，永续传承
Palestinian culture carries thousands of years of agricultural, architectural, and artistic tradition. Through painting, embroidery, ceramics, and storytelling, this heritage has been passed from generation to generation — even through displacement and hardship. This Foundation exists to document that heritage, support the artists who carry it forward, and share it with audiences everywhere.
我们的使命
Our mission is threefold: to preserve Palestinian visual heritage through careful documentation and archiving; to support contemporary Palestinian artists through exhibition and education; and to share this heritage with global audiences through an accessible, world-class digital museum experience.
探索我们的遗产
认识艺术家
艺术家聚焦
一个不断壮大的巴勒斯坦艺术家群体，每位艺术家都贡献独特的声音。
Dr. Khaled Staitia
Founder, Director & Chief Curator
Dr. Khaled Staitia is a Palestinian artist, educator, and cultural advocate whose work spans more than three …
Layla Hammad
Senior Artist — Heritage & Memory
Layla Hammad works primarily in mixed media, weaving traditional tatreez (embroidery) motifs into her canvase…
Samir Al-Najjar
Contemporary Artist
Samir Al-Najjar is known for bold, symbol-driven compositions that translate everyday objects — keys, doors, …
最新藏品
最新添加
新近编目的作品，加入基金会不断增长的巴勒斯坦视觉遗产档案。
跨越世纪的故事
艺术与历史年表
从古老传统到当代表达——探索塑造巴勒斯坦视觉文化的重要时刻。
Traditional Tatreez & Folk Art
Across Palestinian towns and villages, embroidery (tatreez) traditions flourished, with distinct geometric patterns and colour palettes that could identify the…
Early Palestinian Art Institutions
The early twentieth century saw the emergence of formal art education and exhibitions in Jerusalem, Jaffa, and other cities, as Palestinian painters began docu…
Displacement and the Art of Memory
The events of 1948 reshaped Palestinian society and, with it, artistic expression. Memory, exile, and the longing for home became enduring themes that continue…
Art as National Identity
Palestinian artists, at home and across the diaspora, increasingly used symbolism — keys, doves, olive trees, embroidery patterns, and the colours of the land …
Visitor Voices
What Visitors Are Saying
A quietly devastating, deeply humane collection. The craftsmanship is exceptional, but it is the storytelling — generations folded into every canvas — that stays with you long after you leave.
I recognized my grandmother's embroidery pattern in one of the paintings. I stood there for ten minutes. This is exactly the kind of place our community needs.
The Foundation's collection offers an essential, rigorously presented window into Palestinian visual culture — historically grounded and artistically vital.
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