Painting politics and Palestine
Samia Halaby has created a visual language of abstraction rooted in radical social movements
By Kaelen Wilson-Goldie
Daily Star staff
Monday, November 29, 2004
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With her silver hair pulled back into an artful knot, her burgundy blouse, her smart back pants and her sensible scarf draped just so, Samia Halaby has the look of a librarian. From an artist who's been exploring the emotional rhythm and physical movement of abstraction for nearly 50 years, you might expect someone a little wilder and rougher around the edges.
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