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16th Sharjah Biennial kicks off February 6

February 05, 2025 / 2:07 PM
16th Sharjah Biennial kicks off February 6
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Sharjah 24: Ismail Al Rifai, Director of the Translation and Arabic Content Department at Sharjah Art Foundation, announced during a press conference held on Wednesday, the details of the 16th edition of Sharjah Biennial, which will kick off on February 6, 2025, with the participation of 200 international artists presenting more than 650 artworks.

The press conference was held at Bait Al Naboodah in the heart of Sharjah. with the participation of 200 international artists presenting more than 650 artworks.

Ismail Al Rifai, stated Sharjah Biennial will include the participation of 200 international artists presenting more than 650 artworks, including 200 new commissions, as Sharjah Biennial is one of the most prominent artistic events in the region.

 

17 exhibition locations

Speaking exclusively to Sharjah 24, Ismail Al Rifai pointed out that 17 exhibition locations have been identified in the Emirate of Sharjah, the Central Region, and the Eastern Region, providing an integrated artistic experience that extends across the various regions of the emirate, with the aim of involving the largest segment of the public and lovers of various arts.

 

A comprehensive programme

Al Rifai added that Sharjah Biennial is accompanied by a comprehensive programme of performances, music, and cinematic performances, in addition to educational programmes, workshops, and performances, which consolidates its position as a global platform for artistic experimentation and cultural interaction.

 

Supporting the global art scene

Al Rifai called on all those interested in the world of arts to visit the 16th Sharjah Biennial and enjoy the artworks and various programmes it offers, stressing that the event reflects Sharjah's commitment to supporting the global art scene and enhancing cultural dialogue between artists and the public.

February 05, 2025 / 2:07 PM

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