Love Is Resistance: 77 Tear-Out Posters for Palestine - Paperback

by Aya Mousawi (Editor), Massive Attack (Artist), Brian Eno (Artist)

All proceeds donated to Ajyal Foundation, providing long-term rehabilitation for children in Gaza and urgent support to displaced communities since October 2023

Love is Resistance is a collection of 77 commissioned posters by artists, musicians, writers, designers, filmmakers, actors, digital creators and voices from across the world standing in solidarity with Palestine. Each poster tells its own story - recalling iconic figures, pivotal moments, poems and personal acts of remembrance - and bears witness to grief while insisting on life, justice and liberation.

The posters can be torn out, framed and hung, taken to peaceful protests or kept together as an archive. This art book also includes a double-sided fold-out sticker insert and three posters drawn by children in Gaza, collected by the Ajyal Foundation.

Bold, heartbreaking and defiantly hopeful, Love is Resistance is a tribute to Palestinian resilience and a tool for global solidarity. This is art as resistance and solidarity in action.

Contributors: Abbas Zahedi, Adam Broomberg, Adam Rouhana, Alaa Mansour, Alana Hadid, Alessandra Sanguietti, ANZ by Ainy, Areej Kaoud, Aseel AlYaqoub, Athier Mousawi, Aude Abou Nasr & Reef Al-Amine, Aya Haidar, Basma al-Sharif, Brian Eno, Cecile B. Evans, Cem A., Collecteurs, Dana Barqawi, Dina Al Khatib & TamTam, Dima Srouji, Dora Dalila Cheffi, Eddie Peake, Elias & Yousef Anastas, Emily Jacir, Gaza Cola designed by Raafaye Ali, Guy Haddon Grant, Hala Alyan, Hamed Sinno & Maya Moumne, Hassan Hajjaj, Hazem Harb, Hey Porter!, Ibrahem Hasan, Jasleen Kaur, Jeremy Deller, Jesse Darling, Jonas Staal, Jordan Nassar, Khalid Abdalla, Kyle Goen, Larissa Sansour, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Lina Hadid, Malak Mattar, Mandy El-Sayegh, Mandy Merzaban, Marwan Kaabour, Massive Attack, Maysaloun Faraj, Mazen Kerbaj, Michael Rakowitz, Misan Harriman, Mona Ayyash, Muhannad Hariri, Myriam François, Nahla Tabbaa, Peter Kennard, POSTPOSTPOST, Protest Stencil, Rami Farook, Rana Begum, Rayyane Tabet, Reem Farah, Rolla Selbak, Rosalind Nashishibi, Saeed Abu-Jaber, Samia Halaby, Sara M. Saleh & Mothanna Hussein, Sara Naim, Sarah Boris, Shumon Basar, Sophia Al Maria, Sumayya Vally, Tai Shani, Tamara Kalo, UAL Students for Justice in Palestine, Wear The Peace, Yazan Khalili

Author Biography

Aya Mousawi is a distinguished cultural producer and curator. She has spearheaded globally influential projects. In 2012, she co-founded The Moving Museum, a nomadic social enterprise delivering groundbreaking exhibitions, residencies, publications and public programmes in cities like Dubai, London and Istanbul. As a consultant strategist for Art Basel Cities, she helped launch and programme the inaugural Art Basel Cities House in Buenos Aires. From 2008 to 2011, Aya served as Assistant Curator for Edge of Arabia, introducing contemporary Saudi art to global audiences including at the Venice Biennale.