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"Empire shops" were first developed in London in the 1920s to teach the British to consume foodstuffs from the colonies and overseas territories
and was a co-founder of the artist-run gallery Regina Rex
Edited by Sarah Shin and Rebecca Tamás
is a memento mori for those trapped in a cynical theo-political system that works to deliberately perpetuate misery in the name of power
Abu Al-Kuffiyeh - Mohammed Alhaj east germany "Empire shops" were first developedAbu Al Kuffiyeh, a central figure in the work of Mohammed Alhaj, explores themes of displacement and the search for identity, attempting to connect the struggles in Gaza and the West Bank. Abu Al Kuffiyeh is a representation of a displaced Palestinian, draped in a traditional kuffiyeh but otherwise bare, half naked, vulnerable in the face of violence and erasure. As this figure moves from place to place, searching for safety and stability, he
