Ithra announces finalists for Art Award
The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture "Ithra" announced the opening of the exhibition showcasing the nominated artworks for the seventh edition of the "Ithraa Art Prize," regarded as one of the largest artistic awards in the Middle East. Held biennially, the prize aims to support contemporary art in the Arab world. The exhibition, which opened on August 3, features works by five artists: Asil Al-Yaqoub, Pady Dalloul, Heba Ameen Al-Mahamli, Alaa Younis, and Jawad Al-Malhi. Their works span installations, painting, textiles, and conceptual art, reflecting deep intellectual engagement and interaction with cultural and historical contexts. The exhibition is taking place in Dhahran and marks a significant development by presenting all the nominated works on a single public platform for the first time, with the goal of fostering cultural dialogue and contributing to the development of artists’ practices and creativity. The artists were selected by an international judging panel comprising distinguished experts and artists. The award underscores its ongoing support for contemporary art and its commitment to advancing the cultural scene in the region.
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