Handala.

"Handala consists of photographs from the 2013 Librarians and Archivists to Palestine trip, compiled by Josh MacPhee that document the universally popular and omnipresent symbol of defiance, Handala, portrayed as a young Palestinian refugee, wearing tattered clothes and standing with back turned, who refuses to grow up until he can return to his homeland. Handala, created by Naji al-Ali, a Palestinian cartoonist murdered in 1987, turns up everywhere: in graffiti, and on tee shirts, key chains, car decals, and shop window."-- Summarised by cataloguer, Columbia University Libraries.