Banat el Hara: Arab Women in the Arts Showcase
Screening The Landmarks of Memory online, May 3-12 and in NYC, May 4.
Mount Pleasant Community Art Screen
Screening T’aburni (GIF), April 1, 2024 to March 31, 2025 at MPCAS outdoor urban screen (intersection of Broadway & Kingsway, Vancouver, programmed by grunt gallery.
The Anti-Cookbook Cookbook
Call for submissions for a forthcoming project edited with Noor Bhangu, published by PLATFORM Centre. Deadline: July 1.
After the Last Sky
Column published in Herizons, Winter 2024.
Rebel at the Table: In Conversation with Sara Ahmed
Interview published in Herizons, Fall 2023 (Refusal).
Petal by Petal: Feminine Desire as a Conduit for Home
Essay published in C Magazine, Fall 2023 (Codes). Pdf here.
A Conversation between Azka Ahmed and Christina Hajjar
Interview published in peripherie-peripherie, Issue #1: Extra-Sensory Perception.
Don’t Forget to Count Your Blessings
BlackFlash Magazine essay series
Claiming the Hookah Lounge, Winter 2023.
Land of Living Skies, Fall 2022.
The Summer of 2020, Spring 2022.
Don’t Forget the Water
Don’t Forget the Water short film is now available through CBC Gem and Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC).
Habibi Blue
2021 Artist Edition Tote for Peripheral Review is for sale.
qumra journal
Issue 1: Take 1 is for sale. qumra is an editorial collaboration between SWANA Film Festival, MENA Film Festival, and Toronto Arab Film Festival, publishing reflections on world cinema.
Carnation Zine
Vol. 2 (Pleasure) is for sale. Carnation is a collaboration between Christina Hajjar, Luther Konadu, and Mariana Muñoz Gomez, publishing artwork and writing created through a lens of diaspora and displacement by BIPOC.
Best Artzine Award
Diaspora Daughter / Diaspora Dyke, winner of Best Artzine, 2021 Broken Pencil Zine Awards.
Emerging Digital Artists Award
Honourable Mention for the 2021 EDAA, Trinity Square Video.
Best Manitoba Short Film
Don’t Forget the Water, winner of Jury Prize and Audience Choice Award, 2021 Gimli Film Festival.
Q & A: Christina Hajjar. Discussing the aesthetics of queer diaspora and the everyday.
Interview by Lindsay Inglis, Galleries West.
Meet Lebanese-Canadian Christina Hajjar Who Is Defying Social Norms Through Art
Artist profile on 961, Lebanese independent media outlet.
Responses to Don’t Forget to Count Your Blessings
Review by Shima Aghaaminiha & Shamim Aghaaminiha, solo exhibition at Neutral Ground Artist-Run Centre (Regina, 2022).
Review by Abedar Kamgari and poetic response by Banah El Ghadbanah, solo exhibition at PLATFORM Centre for Photographic + Digital Arts (Winnipeg, 2021).
Responses to SWANA Film Festival
Review by Chantal Khoury. “On The Tactility of Loss in Your Father Was Born 100 Years Old, and So Was the Nakba,” qumra journal, 2022.
Review by Sarah Sarofim. “Archiving Processes,” qumra journal, 2022.
Review by Tara Hakim. “Contending with complexities of matrilineal relationships from the SWANA diaspora,” Public Parking Publication, 2021.
Responses to Carnation Zine
Review by Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. “Suggestions for an Endless Landscape,” BlackFlash Expanded, 2022.
Review by Raven Spiratos, C Magazine, 2022.