Amal Khalaf speaks with artist and sound researcher Bint Mbareh about her work around songs of resistance in relation to land and water sovereignty in Palestine. Learn more about Bint Mbareh’s SB16 project, 'What’s Left?' (2025), where she works with a choir in Sharjah on songs of revolution and collective action.  Recalling practices such as throwing shells and rain summoning, they discuss their mutual awe of water bodies as sites of resistance and ancestry. Tune in to hear a deeply personal rendition of the revolutionary song 'Saat el Tahrir Dakkat'(1974).

'What’s Left' is on view at Al Qasimiyah School from 6 February to 15 June 2025. 

 

CREDITS 

 

Host: Amal Khalaf 

 

Guest:Bint Mbareh 

 

Editorial and Content Strategy: Jyoti Dhar, Kamayani Sharma and Mahshid Rafiei

 

Podcast Producer: Kamayani Sharma

 

Sound Engineer:Basil Kisswani 

 

Shownotes: Rajwant Sandhu and Suguna Sridhar

 

Music and Sound: 'Saat el Tahrir Dakkat' (1974), sung by Bint Mbareh and Zeina Amro.

 

Special Thanks: Nawar Al Qassimi, Jiwon Lee, Abdulla Aljanahi and Raja’a Khalid 

 

© Sharjah Art Foundation, 2025 

 

This episode was recorded on 8 October 2024.

Amal Khalaf speaks with artist and sound researcher Bint Mbareh about her work around songs of resistance in relation to land and water sovereignty in Palestine. Learn more about Bint Mbareh&rsquo;s SB16 project, 'What&rsquo;s Left?'&nbsp;(2025), where she works with a choir in Sharjah on songs of revolution and collective action.&nbsp; Recalling practices such as throwing shells and rain summoning, they discuss their mutual awe of water bodies as sites of resistance and ancestry. Tune in to hear a deeply personal rendition of the revolutionary song 'Saat el Tahrir Dakkat' (1974).
'What&rsquo;s Left' is on view at Al Qasimiyah School from 6 February to 15 June 2025.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
CREDITS&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Host: Amal Khalaf&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Guest: Bint Mbareh&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Editorial and Content Strategy: Jyoti Dhar, Kamayani Sharma and Mahshid Rafiei
&nbsp;
Podcast Producer: Kamayani Sharma
&nbsp;
Sound Engineer: Basil Kisswani&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Shownotes: Rajwant Sandhu and Suguna Sridhar
&nbsp;
Music and Sound: 'Saat el Tahrir Dakkat' (1974), sung by Bint Mbareh&nbsp;and Zeina Amro.
&nbsp;
Special Thanks: Nawar Al Qassimi, Jiwon Lee, Abdulla Aljanahi and Raja&rsquo;a Khalid&nbsp;
&nbsp;
&copy; Sharjah Art Foundation, 2025&nbsp;
&nbsp;
This episode was recorded on 8 October 2024.

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Biennial Bytes is the official podcast of Sharjah Biennial.
Bringing the Biennial to life for culture enthusiasts around the world, the podcast delves into the work of some of the most prominent artists practising today.&nbsp;
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