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ART! RISD SJP Chooses 2nd Anniversary of Massacre in Israel for Palestine-Themed Art Call Deadline
“Our promise to every orange tree on the land of Palestine. Our promise to every olive tree on the land of Palestine. Our promise to every sprout that grows on the land of Palestine: Our promise is to keep fighting. And fight. And then keep fighting. And keep fighting! For years. For decades. For centuries if necessary.” – Comrade George Habash [ * see bottom of page for Editor’s note ]
To Every Orange Tree addresses anti-imperialism and political resistance. It rejects monopoly capitalism, commits to decolonization, and mobilizes toward tangible power.
We, RISD Students for Justice in Palestine, are excited to be working with AS220 to remount To Every Orange Tree in the AS220 Empire St Gallery in November 2025. In addition to showing works from the previous iteration of the show at Carr Haus Cafe, we are excited to be featuring open call works from the Rhode Island Community.
Colorful poster printed here in black and white
SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS PUSHED BACK TO OCTOBER 7TH.
We will be following up with email communications (non-institution affiliated addresses are preferred)
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any additional questions through risdsjp@gmail.com
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*Editor’s Note: George Habash, known as “Comrade George,” was the founder of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) — a Marxist faction responsible for some of the most notorious acts of international terrorism in the late 1960s and 1970s. Under his leadership, the PFLP pioneered airplane hijackings, targeted civilians, and aligned with global militant movements that used violence to advance ideology. Habash openly justified armed struggle and the use of terror as a political weapon, earning the PFLP designation as a terrorist organization by the United States, European Union, and others.