Stay updated with breaking news from Diriyah Foundation. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Sumayya Vally and Aya Al-Bakree joined Guggenheim President Emeritus Jennifer Stockman and Rail Consulting Editor Joachim Pissarro for a conversation as part of the Rail’s New Social Environment Director’s Series, a series spotlighting the work of those who lead important cultural institutions.
JEDDAH: Visitors to the inaugural Islamic Arts Biennale in Jeddah can pick up Ramadan-themed items and intricate works of art at the on-site Al-Matjar concept store, a retail space developed by the Diriyah Biennale Foundation. “The biennale store is never, ever the same. We change it every week. The only constant is that you’ll see is the Diriyah Foundation merchandise,” Dalia
Aziz Almuhawwis is an associate director at the Diriyah Foundation. An intuitive, collaborative, and enthusiastic engineering professional with extensive experience, knowledge and education in systems engineering, project management, robotics, IoT and smart systems and industry, Almuhawwis’s demonstrable track record includes effective management and team leadership in
DUBAI: In common with other parts of the world, art, culture, and entertainment took a back seat in Saudi Arabia during the worst phase of the COVID-19 pandemic. But now, with infection rates under control in the Kingdom thanks to a successful immunization campaign, a two-year period of event closures and cancellations has finally ended. Take December, which promises to be an
by The Editors Exterior view of the National Gallery, London. Image via Facebook. While Covid-19 continues to hold its influence, causing closures and re-closures with new regional spikes in infected cases, many art institutions have released plans for 2021. Here is a roundup of recent announcements and what’s to come. Galleries and Museums in Europe Shutter Amid Another Wave Commercial art galleries are the latest to close in Germany due to stricter lockdown measures, effective from December 16 until at least the second week of January 2021. Museums, theaters, and other cultural venues tha...