London Islamic arts exhibit marks 20 years
The Jameel Arts Gallery at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London celebrated its twentieth anniversary since opening, which began in July 2006 with support from the Jameel family. The exhibition currently showcases 400 works of art from Islamic heritage, including ceramics, textiles, carpets, and metalworks. Its aim is to highlight artistic exchange and craftsmanship within the Islamic world. In recent years, the gallery has expanded its international partnerships, supported contemporary art, and established artist fellowship programs, becoming a major platform for showcasing cultural heritage and traditions through exhibitions and global initiatives. Notably, it hosts an international prize and scientific event that connect Islamic art with contemporary arts. The gallery also emphasizes preserving heritage as a source of renewed inspiration and serves as a key cultural event during the UK-Saudi Cultural Year 2029.
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