Two years after the Re-rooting exhibition, Darat al Funun is launching a book that continues the conversation around its enduring themes. The publication brings together contributions, testimonies, artworks, local interventions, and dialogues that explore how self-determination and autonomous practices can free us from industrialized systems and challenge preconceptions about water politics, agroecology, and extractive building practices.

The book launch will feature presentations by artists, exhibitors, and contributors, discussing how their work has evolved since the exhibition. These presentations will cover topics such as wheat cultivation in Jordan, agricultural realities in Jordan and Palestine, the politics of building and architecture, and the challenges of visually documenting our contested landscape and water ecologies.

The talk will be in Arabic. To register, please fill in the form here.  

Publication contributors: Rana Beiruti, Tirdad Zolghadr, Lama Khateib, Mariam Al Jaajaa, Dr. Dimah Mahmoud, Dina Bataineh and Reef Fakhoury, Eman Haram, Khaled Al-Bashir, Deema Assaf, Abeer Seikaly, 7iber, and Design Earth.

Participating artists: Abeer Seikaly, Ayla Hibri, Deema Assaf, Deema Dabis, Eman Haram, Hareth Ramzi, Hussein Al Azaat, Karmah Tabbaa, Khalid Al Bashir, Mais Al Azab, Melika Abdel Razzaq and Soraya Ghazelbash, Mirna Bamieh, Nadia Bseiso, Nujud Ashour, Paola Farran, Rawan Baybars, Sarah Risheq, Sima Zureikat, Taghmees, and Zikra for Popular Learning.