Личная информация
- Страна местожительства: Portugal
Информация
Dareen Tatour
is a Palestinian poet, writer, filmmaker, photographer, and political and social activist, as well as a former prisoner.
Born in the village of Reineh, near Nazareth, she studied engineering, programming, and film directing.
On October 11, 2015, she was arrested by the Israeli occupation authorities and detained for three consecutive years, during which she was subjected to house arrest, forced confinement, and imprisonment, solely for writing and publishing her poem "Resist, My People" on social media.
In 2010, she published her first poetry collection, "The Last Invasion." In 2019, she published her book of prison literature, "My Dangerous Poem," which documents her experience of arrest and imprisonment.
In 2021, she published "My Dangerous Poem" in English.
In 2023, she published "From the Window of Exile: I Sing," a bilingual (Arabic and English) work.
She has held several exhibitions of her photographs, most notably "Tell Me About My Country," which documents the Palestinian villages and cities destroyed in 1948, and "I Am a Prisoner, Number 9022438," which documents her experience of imprisonment and its psychological hardships.
Достижения и награды
Awards:
2016 Al Ain Foundation's Resistance Artist Award;
2019 Oxfam and PEN International's Freedom of Expression Award - Netherlands;
2017 Karl Prize - Denmark;
2020 Oslo Freedom of Expression Award;
2020-2022 ICORN-PEN Grant for Artists at Risk.
Source
- key_active_year
: key_active_from
key_active_to