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“If I could do anything for you, anywhere in Palestine, what would it be?” This question was recently posed to Palestinian exiles by Palestinian American artist Emily Jacir. Taking advantage of her ability to move about relatively freely in Israel with an American passport, Jacir promised to realize the desires of those forbidden entry into their homeland. A series of texts, black lettering on white panels, describes the various requests. Color photographs, presented by their side, document Jacir's actualization of them. The project is titled Where We Come From (2003). “Go to my mother's grave in Jerusalem on her birthday and put flowers and pray,” reads one plea in Arabic and English.
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