Nasser Abourahme
Nasser Abourahme is a writer and teacher, and currently assistant professor at Bowdoin College. He works broadly at the intersection of colonial history and political theory, and his writing can be found in places like Critical Times, Radical Philosophy, Cultural Critique, and Critical Ethnic Studies. His book The Time beneath the Concrete: Palestine between Camp and Colony (Duke, 2025) has been awarded the Palestine Book Award of 2025, and the Duke University Press Scholars of Color First Book Award.
Artist Events
Time as an Object of Struggle in Palestinian Anticolonialism
Nasser Abourahme Peter Makhlouf
How do Palestinians rethink the cosmologies of time within which they organise their struggle—and the clock counting down on Israel’s endgame.
A Conference of Butterflies
Anti-Denialist Museum of Palestine Nasser Abourahme Carmel Alabassi Ayreen Anastas Mahmoud Alshaer Rene Gabri Avery F. Gordon Michel Khleifi David Lloyd Peter Makhlouf Nicholas Mirzoeff Majdal Nateel Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian Lara Sheehi Françoise Vergès Additional Contributors
This edition of the Conference of Butterflies asks contributors to share words, notions, practices which nourish or obstruct our movements from perceiving and abolishing all the forces, forms, institutions maintaining the planetary regime of ongoing Nakba.