Six Qatari Artists Shine at Tunisian Art Festival
The annual Carthage Days Festival for Contemporary Art in Tunis has begun, and Qatar is proudly represented by six talented Qatari artists. The festival, known for celebrating and promoting various art forms, has attracted 250 artists from 23 countries under the theme "Art is a Path and Colors."
Hanadi Al Darwish, Fatima Al Nuaimi, Mubarak Al-Thani, Mubarak Al Malik, Duha Al Sulaiti, and Ali Al Kuwari are the Qatari artists showcasing their exceptional works at this renowned international event, in collaboration with the Katara Art Center. Their artistic prowess captivates audiences throughout the festival, which runs until May 30.
For Hanadi Al Darwish, participating in the festival for the second time is an exciting opportunity to connect with artists from the Arab world and showcase Qatari art. The festival serves as a platform to enhance artistic skills and foster meaningful collaborations.
Originally launched in 2018 to celebrate plastic art, sculpture, and various art forms, the Carthage Days Festival for Contemporary Art has grown into a prestigious international event. This year theme encompasses a diverse range of artworks and creative interpretations.
Qatari artists bring a rich cultural tapestry to the festival, showcasing thought-provoking installations and awe-inspiring paintings that ignite the imagination and spark dialogues about the role of contemporary art in our ever-changing world.
The Carthage Days Festival for Contemporary Art serves as an annual international gathering, fostering artistic expression and cultural exchange through exhibitions, installations, and performances. Each edition attracts a diverse range of artists and audiences, creating a dynamic and vibrant environment that nurtures dialogue and appreciation for contemporary art.