Bringing together contemporary and traditional art from the kingdom, the exhibition expressed Saudi Arabia's rich heritage and grassroots energy.
The exhibition featured 33 Saudi artists from across the Kingdom with over 20 major works.
The exhibition featured an installation of two murals made by women artists from Saudi Arabia’s Southern region of Asir. The murals express a long relationship between people and their natural environment, showing complex scenes that narrate the stories of their family, culture, environment, rituals and agriculture.
In 2017, Al-Qatt Al-Asiri, was inscribed in the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Amira Al-Almai
Arwa Mohammed Alzehr
Fatemah Faya Yaqub
Fatima Yahya
Fatimah Hassan
Fawzeiyah Mohammed Barzyq
Halimah Moshabab Assiry
Jameelah Mater
Jamelah Ali Alsoghayer
Jewaher Mater
Mahdi
Nala Ali
Nawarah Abdolrahman Moghawi
Ohud Ebraheam Moghawi
Reem Mater
Safia Ahmed
Salehah Abdulazeaz Alraqde
Salehah Yahay Alalmaiy
Salha Al-Qahtani
Sharifa Ayed
Zaina Al-Shahrani
Zohrah Faya Yaqub
Misk Art Institute is a new artist-centered cultural organisation operating under the auspices of the Misk Foundation, established by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. Led by Saudi artist, Ahmed Mater, the Institute was established in 2017 to encourage grassroots artistic production in Saudi Arabia, nurture the appreciation of Saudi and Arab art and enable international cultural diplomacy and exchange.
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