Overview
- The Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid is presenting Gaza, donde la vida resiste as a free installation in its central hall through 14 June as part of the Cultura Viva X Palestina program.
- The show features ten portraits made inside Gaza by an anonymous local photographer, each paired with a personal object chosen by the person depicted.
- UNRWA España’s Raquel Martí said a nominal ceasefire has not stopped attacks, cited 870 deaths since it was announced, and accused Israel of blocking pledged humanitarian aid.
- Artistic director Guillermo Solana condemned the extreme conditions in Gaza and said the museum will keep visibility on the conflict, framing this exhibition as an intimate follow‑up to a 2025 program.
- UNRWA says it is sustaining health care, schooling and social support in Gaza through about 11,000 local staff, many also displaced, as roughly 1.7 million people are packed into a reduced area of the Strip.