Tyrants mastered manipulating people through the power, resources, and controlling minds without a sense of dignity toward their state.

Going back in time, power was represented in civilized architecture and infrastructure, many civilizations across the century faded away because it wasn’t strong enough to survive.

A massive number of objects floating around this painting, the first thing to be cached by the viewer’s eyes is the calming mate pink background

Happy to announce that flash back exhibition won the best Solo exhibition award World Art Dubai 2020

Opening Reception: Monday, 29 April from 7:00 to 9:00 pm

 Ayyam Gallery in collaboration with the Samawi Foundation is pleased to present Vantage Point, a solo exhibition by Noor Bahjat.

An in-depth scene of a wider world gathered in one room. The artist attempts to create a living image of A young man programming a woman with a keyboard attached to electricity generated from outside of the room. The women’s shape is created out of newsletter collages which represent the meaning of gossip, propaganda and daily news that is trying to the idol the women standers into one perfect standard shape, standing naked facing a camera pointing to her body.

SYRIA.ART association, Art Represent and Galleria Gli Acrobati are proud to host “Splendida, Ardente” with works by Noor Bahjat and Yara Said. The exhibition will also feature an art video by Syrian artist Manhal Issa (Guest artist).

The two young artists from Damascus weave together personal experiences and critical thinking, leading us to reflect on the destructive nature of war and the “creative force” it unleashes.

Conflict redefines everything from social dynamics, to power structures, to ethics and gender identities, creating both solidarity and solitude. When living in a place and moment in history where beauty withdraws from the intimate and personal sphere to resist the daily-life that is brutalized by violence, the artistic experience, and its introspection could hold the key to a new reading of human relationships and ultimately, our evolution.

Two Man show By Noor Bahjat And Yara said in Galleria Gli Acrobati Turin Italy

“Syria Art Exhibition – Do Fish Get Ever Seasick?” is curated by Art Space DA:MDAA located in South Korea in partnership with SYRIA.ART.

Art Space DA:MDAA is devoted to representing cross-cultural arts and emerging artists worldwide.

Venue: Art Space DA:MDAA, 38-38 Gil, Dongkyo-ro, Yeonam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 03982
Dates: September 09 – October 14, 2017

A’AROF workshop for young Syrian artist started March 9-13th 2017 as part of the Sharjah Art Biennial 2016/2017. TA’AROF is a workshop that provides a select group of young artists from Syria with a unique opportunity to both develop their capacities and artistic networks by visiting the Sharjah Art Biennial 13 Tamawuj, and attending workshop sessions relating to key aspects of their development and outreach by key curators and artists from the MENA region.