Art Week Riyadh will be held from April 6-13, featuring over 45 galleries and innovative exhibitions centred on the theme “At The Edge.” Highlights include a flagship exhibition, presentations at Al Mousa Center, invited exhibitions at JAX District, and a series of talks and workshops, underscoring the event’s commitment to showcasing diverse artistic practices.
Saudi Arabia will participate in the inaugural Art Week Riyadh from April 6-13, themed “At The Edge.” The event will showcase over 45 galleries and collections, alongside public talks. Notable highlights include:
1. Flagship Exhibition: Focused on “Everyday Life,” “Landscapes,” and “Motifs,” featuring contributions from diverse galleries across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Europe, including A. Gorgi Gallery and Galleria Continua.
2. Al Mousa Center: This cultural destination presents over 15 galleries showcasing solo and group exhibitions, representing a range of artists and styles.
3. Invited Exhibitions: At JAX District, three exhibitions will focus on Saudi cultural identity, including works from the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture and Art Jameel’s collection of experimental video art.
4. Talks and Workshops: Curated by Shumon Basar, a program titled “How to Art World? Lessons in Value” and a “Moving Image” series will explore salient art themes, with participation from prominent artists. Additionally, leading Saudi artists will offer studio tours, while the Saudi Arabia Museum of Contemporary Art will host relevant exhibitions and workshops.
Art Week Riyadh promises a diverse exploration of contemporary art through a variety of exhibitions, engaged dialogue, and interactive workshops. With significant participation from both local and international galleries and artists, this event highlights Saudi Arabia’s evolving cultural landscape.
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