Under the patronage of Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Culture presents the 18th edition of Al Burda Award, a global platform celebrating Islamic art and culture.
The Ministry of Culture is now accepting applications for the second cycle of the National Grant Programme for Culture and Creativity (NGPCC) to offer grants to Emirati creatives to support their creative projects.
teamLab Borderless Jeddah is coming to Al-Balad, Jeddah.
It showcases the works of approximately 30 Saudi and international artists hailing from countries such as Morocco, Tunisia, India, Japan, Argentina, Croatia, Pakistan, Australia, Mexico, France, and Britain.
ArtDayME: After taking place in Lyon, San Francisco, Madrid and more, the immersive exhibition of ‘Imagine Picasso’ has arrived in Saudi Arabia for the first time. The Imagine Picasso exhibition has landed in Riyadh, marking its debut in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Unlike traditional art exhibitions, Imagine Picasso goes beyond static displays, utilising cutting-edge technology like 360-degree projections, interactive installations, and captivating soundscapes to immerse visitors in the…
The Islamic Arts Biennale has announced that it is returning to Jeddah in 2025.
Ministry of Culture’s Visual Arts Commission hosts 'Imagine Picasso' in Saudi Arabia.
Cerasi, El-Khalil and Al-Bulaihed bring their experience to this year's national pavilion, drawing upon rich curatorial backgrounds.
ArtDayME: The Saudi Visual Arts Commission recently inaugurated the “Home of My Thoughts” exhibition at Hittin Palace in Riyadh, honoring Makkah Gov. Prince Khalid Al-Faisal’s artistic and cultural journey. The event showcases the prince’s contributions to Saudi culture through his literary and artistic works. Prince Khalid’s work extends to poetry, literature, and visual art, including 480 poems and 18 books. The exhibition highlights two main themes, the first exploring the…
Al-Dowayan’s showcase will be located at the Saudi pavilion, which is commissioned by the Ministry of Culture’s Visual Arts Commission.
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