Summer 2025 Exhibition opens at Katara with works of 78 artists
Doha
The Summer 2025 Exhibition was inaugurated on Sunday at the Qatar Fine Arts Society's headquarters in the Cultural Village Foundation (Katara), drawing a notable turnout of artists, intellectuals, and media professionals.
The exhibition, hosted in Building 13 at Katara, will remain open to the public until September. It features the works of 78 artists, presenting a rich tapestry of creative expression that reflects the diversity of fine art in Qatar.
The showcased pieces span a wide range of styles and artistic schools, influenced by various countries, civilisations, cultural identities, and aspects of heritage and social life, offering visitors a vibrant and immersive visual experience.
Participating artists commended the Cultural Village Foundation's pivotal role in advancing the art and culture scene in Qatar.
They also lauded the efforts of the Qatar Fine Arts Society in fostering and supporting local talent, providing a platform for artists to exhibit their work and engage in meaningful dialogue through high-calibre exhibitions that mirror the ongoing evolution of fine arts in the country.
The Qatar Fine Arts Society remains committed to promoting diversity and inclusivity, welcoming artists from various generations and artistic backgrounds.
The exhibition serves as a vital space for creative exchange, enabling artists to share ideas, experiences, and visions that contribute to the continued growth and dynamism of Qatar's fine arts movement.
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