Death Equals Silence (Queer Tatreez)
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Cover Art! "Olive Sunrise (Queer Tatreez)” artwork is on the cover of Lavender Rising! Nature is queer. Nature defies binary thinking. Also inside the magazine is more Queer Tatreez.” June 2026, Pride Issue
Visual Art with customized curriculum.
Print edition pending: May 2026
Featured Artist Spotlight, February 2026
Visual artwork featured with two *new* pieces debuted.
https://www.tendrilsjournal.com/issue1-trauma-and-the-body#whispers
Visual Poetics
Pg 70 Poem: Atrocious
Pg 72 Artwork: "Tatreez Armor Breast Plate"
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Writers Resist
Homosexual Intifada
Spring/Summer 2026
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Publications Pending
Anthologies
Act UP! Beyond New York
Haymarket Books
Memoir Essay
Pending 2027
Journals/Magazines
Sinister Wisdom (Issue)
SWANA Dykes Issue
Cover Art & Artist Statement
Pending 2026
More exciting announcements coming soon!
Haymarket Books
Memoir Essay
Pending 2027
Journals/Magazines
SWANA Dykes Issue
Cover Art & Artist Statement
Pending 2026
Micaela Kaibni Raen is a queer Palestinian American mother from the Little Arabia community in California. She has been recognized by the Lesbian Herstory Archives for her activism and is the creator of Queer Tatreez, a style of visual art and poetics inspired by Indigenous Palestinian embroidery. A Tin House Alum, her work is featured in Bint el Nas; Mizna; The Poetry of Arab Women; Yellow Medicine Review; Heaven Looks Like Us; and Homosexual Intifada. With visual artwork showcased by Black Warrior Review, Sinister Wisdom, FananaMke, Resistance at A.R.T./New York, and Protea Gallery in Los Angeles.
Socials:
Web Site: https://micaelakaibniraen.blogspot.com/
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/micaelakaibniraen
IG: @micaelakaibniraen
Micaela Kaibni Raen is a queer Palestinian American mother from the Little Arabia community in California. She has been recognized by the Lesbian Herstory Archives for her activism and is the creator of Queer Tatreez, a style of visual art and poetics inspired by Indigenous Palestinian embroidery. A Tin House Alum, her work is featured in Bint el Nas; Mizna; The Poetry of Arab Women; Yellow Medicine Review; Heaven Looks Like Us; and Homosexual Intifada. With visual artwork showcased by Black Warrior Review, Sinister Wisdom, FananaMke, Resistance at A.R.T./New York, and Protea Gallery in Los Angeles.
Socials:
Web Site: https://micaelakaibniraen.blogspot.com/
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/micaelakaibniraen
IG: @micaelakaibniraen
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