Category: Workshop CS29

We have concluded the first phase of The Children’s Art Workshop last Saturday with a productive working session alongside the exhibition designer @jnashmi of @manmade.studio During the session, the children shared their ambitious ideas for how they envision the exhibition. The workshop is direct by Maha al-Essa

After weeks of brainstorming and debating, the children of the Children’s Art Workshop have crafted a captivating story for their upcoming exhibition, complete with a remarkable plot twist! You won’t want to miss the unforgettable experience at the opening. Stay tuned! The workshop is directed by Maha al-Essa Photos by B A N D E…

With boundless creativity and teamwork, the children of the Children’s Art Workshop rise to the challenge of crafting a captivating story for their upcoming exhibition. Each of them brings their unique perspective as they work together to create a narrative that will help viewers connect with their selected objects and uncover the meaning behind each…

Through careful observation and detailed drawings, the children of Children’s Art Workshop dive into the intricacies of their selected objects, exploring both their function and artistic design. By sharing their discoveries in group presentations, they collaborate to deepen their understanding and expand their ideas for the upcoming exhibition The workshop is direct by Maha al-Essa

Workshop title: Arabic Calligraphy Art Workshop instructed by: Farid Al Ali

Exciting progress in our Children’s Art Workshop! The children have been actively selecting objects for the upcoming exhibition, using writing and drawing to express their creative ideas. Utilizing voting for their decision making process. They’ve built their communication, critical thinking, and confidence by presenting to the group. In the next workshops, we’ll dive deeper into…

In our workshop cawdai , children develop their creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills, tackling challenges to move to the next level. In this session, they explored a mosque under rehabilitation and used objects from the al-Sabah collection to build their own version of the final structure—still much work ahead as they prepare for…

The children of cawdai are exploring the intricate beauty of Islamic art, beginning with repeated geometric patterns, as they prepare for their upcoming exhibition on mosques in the al-Sabah Collection. The workshop is direct by Maha al-Essa

Snippets from the first day of the three-day workshop “Introduction to Islamic Geometric Design”, with Dr. Hana Baroun. This course is for beginners interested in geometric decoration in the Islamic world around them and in the outside world.