In its sixth session, the plastic arts sector will host a black and white salon of “little works” for drawing 2022, with the opening scheduled for the following 7 Dismeter.
The salon must only display works created using manual media, such as “Leads of all types, inks, years of ink, brush,” as one of the requirements for entering the competition and one of the criteria governing the salon.
The final screening starts on Wednesday, November 30, and the final names are announced to participate in the Salum. The decisions of the Committee for the Sorting and Selection Committee are final and cannot be appealed. Each artist has the right to apply to the salon with a maximum of two works, and the dimensions of the works submitted are more than 30 in 30, including the external framework.
Incorporating the chosen works with the available space in the showroom determines the strategy and philosophy of the display, and the participating artists may also make suggestions.
The white and black salon, according to artist Nakhiri, is a continuation of paving the way for creative endeavours while attempting to spark conversation about the difficulties that artists in the white and black discussion must overcome in the places designated for such entities.
“The drawing is a completion of that qualitative project for a highly distinctive and privacy state in terms of artistic offering or the specific area of work despite the rapid transformations of our time, its acceleration, and its impact on the act of science and technology, and this identification between different arts of the arts The art of drawing still serves as the true origin of all of them, despite the creative overlap that attempts to blur their boundaries.
Nakhir Al-Laithi continued, “Drawing is the state of rapid registration of one of the aspects of the event in a kind of foolhardiness of the artist’s eyeing to see the artist with different goals and types of drawing, so that the technical work is completely in particular in creative instant creativity that drives us to continue drawing.
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