TATREEZ & TEA CENTRAL MEMBER LEVEL

The Lecture Archive

$115.00
Every year
$15.00
Every month

Class Type: Pre-recorded lectures

Prerequisite: None

Cost: $115 per year, or $15 per month

Description: A repository of 14 pre-recorded lectures (19+ hours) researched, produced and presented by Wafa Ghnaim that discuss some of the latest subjects in dress and art history as it relates to Palestinian, Syrian and Jordanian embroidery. Monthly or annual membership costs are meaningful way to support the operational costs of The Tatreez Institute, while also gaining access to Wafa’s latest research interests and presentations. Below is a list of lectures provided in this member level:

  1. Palestinian Embodiment Through Adornment & Dress, Throughout the Centuries, Length: 1 hour, 56 minutes

  2. The Traceable Origins of the Bethlehem Ensemble, Length: 1 hour, 30 minutes

  3. Reviving the Jericho Thobe Ubb, Length: 58 minutes

  4. Remembering the Lake Huleh Bedouins, Length: 1 hour, 10 minutes

  5. A Contemporary Analysis of Palestinian Dress Styles (post-1948), Length: 1 hour, 58 minutes

  6. The Color Story of Ramallah, Length: 1 hour, 21 minutes

  7. Palestinian Embroidery, Storytelling & Resistance, Length: 1 hour, 28 minutes

  8. Interview: afikra Outline, The Tatreez Institute, Length: 53 minutes

  9. Artist Talk: For the Love of Tatreez, with Tatter Blue Library, Length: 1 hour 35 minutes

  10. Visualizing History Through Palestinian Textile Traditions, Length: 1 hour

  11. The History of Fabric & Weaving in Syria, Length: 1 hour, 16 minutes

  12. Thobe Fabric Identification (1900-1948), Length: 1 hour, 44 minutes

  13. Regional Distinctions in Palestinian Dress, Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, Length: 1 hour, 49 min Newly Added!

  14. Tatreez Symbolisms: Interpreting Meaning in Palestinian Embroidery Motifs, Length: 2 hours Newly Added!


WHAT YOU GET

  • 19+ hours of previously recorded lectures prepared, researched and presented by Wafa Ghnaim.

  • An opportunity to learn about the latest research topics in the discipline of art history as it relates to Palestinian, Syrian and Jordanian embroidery and textile traditions.

  • Lectures that never expire, however, they may be updated and swapped out with more recent lectures.

FINE PRINT

Please review and agree to the Community Guidelines prior to registration. Failure to comply will result in immediate termination without refund.


Palestinian embroidery is a living history. Learning the history of Palestine makes the embroidery come alive.
— Student Testimonial