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Art Exhibition Entitled “Art and Architecture in Pakistan from the 1940s to the Present” from the Qatar Museums Foundation

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Applicant criteria

  • NationalityNo specific nationality required
  • AgeNo specific age required
  • GenderBoth

Opportunity criteria

  • Opportunity FieldMusic, Art and Graphic Design
  • Job locationQatar
  • Needed documentsApplication form
  • Deadline2025-01-30

Opportunity description

Qatar Museums Foundation announces an art exhibition entitled “Art and Architecture in Pakistan from the 1940s to the Present” in Qatar.

Benefits

Entry is free.

Eligibility criteria

  • The exhibition features over 200 works of art including paintings, drawings, photographs, videos, sculptures, installations, textiles and miniatures, presenting the many facets of modernist and contemporary practices.
  • Spreading over eight decades, this groundbreaking exhibition traces how artists and architects have crafted diverse personal and political expressions, in connection with and disconnected from regional styles, international art and world history. 
  • It engages with scenes, individuals and communities in the Indian subcontinent and globally
  • The exhibition features new commissions, performances and talks as part of its vibrant programme of events.
  • The exhibition is held at the National Museum of Qatar.

About Qatar Museums:

Qatar Museums (QM) is the nation's preeminent institution for art and culture, providing authentic and inspiring cultural experiences through a growing network of museums, heritage sites, festivals, public art installations and programs.

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Art Exhibition Entitled “Art and Architecture in Pakistan from the 1940s to the Present” from the Qatar Museums Foundation

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