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Showcasing the artwork of local and international artists, Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development(QF) aims to inspire the community with the second edition of the Art Atelier exhibition, which will be on display until November 19 at QF’s Recreation Centre.
The exhibition provides a platform for the local community to engage, discuss and interact with the work of selected artists from Qatar and beyond, and serves as a source of interest to upcoming artists looking to make an impact on the local art scene.
Ameera al-Aji, event logistics and support supervisor from Qatar Foundation, explained that the Atelier event further showcases the thought provoking artistry of our local talent pool; raising the awareness and scope of our budding art culture.
“Art has the power to captivate people, so it’s a great way to explore our country’s rich culture and history, while also inspiring people to engage in artistic pursuits.”
Each artist prepared a minimum of two canvases for the exhibition.
The artworks were created as part of a week-long workshop prior to the launch of the exhibition.
The space was used by the participants to interact, network and share knowledge, through the discussion of technique, colour and subject.
Lulwa al-Mogeseeb, one of three Qataris participating in the event, said she wanted people to visit the exhibition and come away with a better understanding of the importance of art in Qatar.
“In my work I explore the diversity of my country, and I explore the past, present and future of Qatar in my paintings through both subject and colour.”
Attracting artists from all over the world, the Atelier includes the work of Qatar-based Australian artist Naeem Malak, who stated: “Art is an integral component of social cohesion, which is especially relevant to Qatar’s diverse population. Art encourages intercultural dialogue, understanding and collaboration, and it serves as a universal language which transcends barriers and unites people. Qatar has very much inspired my work as an artist and I’m honoured to play a role in the country’s artistic movement.”
As an appreciation for their efforts, QF will be presenting each artist with an art supplies voucher, together with a certificate and a specially engraved plaque.
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