Top Exhibits to Check out at Design Doha Biennial

The Design Doha Biennial started on Saturday, Feb. 24 and here are some exciting exhibits you must check out when you visit the biennial!

Top Exhibits to Check out at Design Doha Biennial

Arab Design Now

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'Arab Design Now' is an exhibition that features the works of various local and Middle Eastern artists.

The exhibition celebrates innovation across various artistic disciplines including architecture, fashion, and much more!

The exhibition will be open until Aug. 5 at M7 in Downtown Msheireb. 

Weaving Poem

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The 'Weaving Poem' exhibition showcases the artwork of Afghan-born, Amman, based Maryam Omar, who pays tribute to the Afghani women of the Bamiyan region with her artwork. 

These women would gather and work together to make carpets and recite traditional poems and prayers while they worked. 

'Weaving Poem' beautifully captures the essence of these significant cultural moments, so if you want to check it out, visit M7!

The exhibition will be open until Mar. 30.

Carpets for Forgotten Spaces

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'Carpets of Forgotten Spaces' features minimalistic carpet designs against a minimalistic backdrop.

This exhibit was created by Tomi Modeen and curated by Samer Yamani for Iwan Maktabi. 

The exhibit is on display at the Galleria, Msheireb Downtown Doha till Mar. 30.

Bunch of Mottos

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'Bunch of Mottos' is a fascinating, interactive light installation, which includes light hangings responding to the presence of visitors.

Doesn't that sound interesting?

If yes, check out the exhibit at the Galleria Mall, where it will be open until Mar. 30.

The exhibit was developed by Alaa Albarazy in collaboration with MOTOElastico.

Sonic Fields

 

 

 

 

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'Sonic Fields' is a soothing and mesmerizing light and sound installation that transfers visitors to a completely different realm!

The exhibit is located at Liwan Design District and it was developed by Sonic Jeels in cooperation with Michael Hersrud, Simone Muscolino, and Kate Sicchio.

Sonic Fields is open until Mar. 30.

When you visit the Doha Design Biennial, don't forget to check out these amazing exhibits!