Paper Dialogues: Qatar & Indonesia
حوار الورق: قطر وإندونيسيا
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Embark on a cultural journey as “Paper Dialogues: Qatar & Indonesia” opens its doors, inviting art enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs to explore the unique fusion of Qatari and Indonesian creativity. This exhibition, part of the Qatar-Indonesia 2023 Year of Culture, unfolds a narrative of shared stories, transcending boundaries through the delicate artistry of paper. From November 25 to December 16, the Taman Ismail Marzuki in Jakarta will host this captivating showcase, featuring the collaborative works of Qatari artist Yousef Ahmad and Indonesian artist Widi Pangestu. Join us as we delve into the silent conversations captured in paper, bridging the gap between two distinct cultures.
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Event Details:
- Title: Dialogue of Paper Exhibition
- Opening Date: November 25, 2023
- Closing Date: December 16, 2023
- Location: Taman Ismail Marzuki, Jakarta
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Initiative:
- Qatar-Indonesia 2023 Year of Culture
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Curator:
- Dr. Aisha Al Misnad, Senior Museums Expert at the Years of Culture Initiative
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Artists:
- Qatari Artist: Yousef Ahmad
- Indonesian Artist: Widi Pangestu
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Artistic Collaboration:
- Workshop in Qatar led to the collaboration of Yousef Ahmad and Widi Pangestu.
- Focus on unique natural elements of Qatar and Indonesia.
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Exhibition Content:
- 36 artworks displayed at Taman Ismail Marzuki’s gallery.
- Themes: Fulfillment and emptiness, differences and similarities between Qatari and Indonesian cultures, power of dialogue through joint creativity.
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Symposium:
- Free-entry public symposium by Yousef Ahmad and Widi Pangestu.
- Discussion on the themes explored in the artworks.
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Significance:
- Reflects the depth of shared cultural relations between Qatar and Indonesia.
- Transcends geographical borders through art.
- Showcases the outcomes of the collaborative workshop.
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Dates to Remember:
- Opening: November 25, 2023
- Closing: December 16, 2023
- Symposium: Date to be specified
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Join Us:
- Celebrate the Qatar-Indonesia 2023 Year of Culture through the “Dialogue of Paper” exhibition.
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