Category: Visit 2024-2025

The Amricani Cultural Centre had the honor of hosting the Minister of Culture of the Republic of Tajikistan, Her Excellency Mrs. Matluba Khan Sattoriyon Amanzoda. She enjoyed a tour of the center’s exhibitions and celebrated the cultural exchange between the two countries

Al Ritga Highschool for Girls had an outstanding visit to the Amricani Cultural Centre, where they engaged with the Harvard University “Project Zero Thinking Routines.” This approach offered a unique way to explore art with depth and curiosity. The experience was enriched by the “Al-Fann” exhibition, the “Arabia Felix and Rome” exhibition, and the historical…

The Amricani Cultural Centre had the honor of welcoming His Excellency Mr. Tareq Al Banai, the Permanent Representative of the State of Kuwait to the United Nations, alongside distinguished UN representatives from The Kingdom of Bahrain, The Republic of Libya, The Dominican Republic, Saint Lucia, and The United Arab Emirates. The esteemed guests thoroughly enjoyed…

The Amricani Cultural Centre had the honor of welcoming distinguished guests from the Gulf Arab States Educational Research Centre (GASEC). The esteemed visitors were particularly impressed by the “Al-Fann” exhibition, which presented a diverse collection of art from various regions and artistic traditions, showcasing a rich spectrum of styles and themes. In addition to the…

Mawhiba Academy students had an exceptional experience at the Amricani Cultural Centre! Their engagement with the Harvard University “Project Zero Thinking Routines” offered a unique approach to exploring art with depth and curiosity. The combination of the “Al-Fann” exhibition, “Arabia Felix and Rome” exhibition, and the historical significance of the “Amricani” provided a rich, immersive…

American Creativity Academy’s Third group of 10th graders students visited the Amricani Cultural Centre today. Class “10 A” engaged with the Harvard University “Project Zero Thinking Routines” and It’s always rewarding when students are eager to engage with art and learning, especially when they bring curiosity and enthusiasm to their interpretations.Their visit to “Al-Fann” and…

Dr. Lamees Behebahani from Kuwait University accompanied her architecture students for the second time this week to continue their assignments, focusing on DAI’s workshop “Project Zero” from Harvard University, which emphasizes critical thinking, as well as the “use and reuse” of visual art, a key aspect highlighted by Dr. Lamees. The young designers delivered beautifully…

American Creativity Academy’s second group of 10th-grade students visited the Amricani Cultural Centre today, where they engaged with the Harvard University “Project Zero Thinking Routines”. The PZ workshop emphasized Values, Identities, and Actions, encouraging critical thinking and analysis to prepare students for their academic futures. During their visit, they explored the richness of art, history,…

Today at the Amricani Cultural Centre, our 10th grade students from American Creativity Academy focused on using the Harvard University Project Zero Thinking Routines. These innovative practices foster deep thinking, collaboration, and inquiry-based learning, preparing the students for university and beyond. They explored the richness of art, history and culture at “Al-Fann” while developing critical…

Today at the Amricani Cultural Centre, our 10th grade students from Kuwait American School focused on “Dynasties” using the Harvard University Project Zero Thinking Routines. These innovative practices foster deep thinking, collaboration, and inquiry-based learning, preparing the students for university and beyond. They explored the richness of art, history and culture at “Al-Fann” while developing…