The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts and the Goethe-Institut in Amman, in collaboration with Yemeni Creative Centers and with the support of the European Union, cordially invite you to the opening of a photography exhibition titled ” A Closer Look to Yemen” on Sunday, May 11, 2025, at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Gallery Wasl.
“A closer look to Yemen” exhibition highlights the daily lives of people in Yemen, reflecting the essence of life there and the values on which Yemenis were raised. The exhibition showcases individuals and communities, offering an intimate view into their everyday lives. It emphasizes the strength and beauty of the Yemeni people, along with their traditions, customs, and virtues.
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi, the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, the Embassy of Switzerland in Jordan, and the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority cordially invite you to attend the opening ceremony of the second stop of the “Voices of the Reef” exhibition, at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, 23 April 2025, at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 2.
“Season 1” of this multi-year project features 11 female and male artists from Jordan and Switzerland, namely Ahmad Turki, Ahmad Shaweesh, Anas Aqel, Tamara Alajlouney, Dana Abukhalil, Sondos Abuladas, SalahEddin AlQawasmi, Lutfi Zayed, Laila Hajbi, and Yasmin Al Kurdi from Jordan; and Maeva Rubli from Switzerland.
Who visited Aqaba to dive and explore the marine environment, and get inspired. In return and to inspire, they created this unique collection of artworks, each emphasizing the significance of coral reefs according to their personal artistic vision, sensitivity, and style.
This exhibition marks a stopover in Amman along the project’s journey, offering audiences in the capital a special opportunity to engage with this diverse body of work inspired by the coral ecosystems of the Gulf of Aqaba, following its first showing in October 2024 at the historic Aqaba Fortress.
The project is organized by the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, in collaboration with the Embassy of Switzerland in Jordan, ASEZA, the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, the Aqaba Marine Reserve, and the International Organisation of La Francophonie. It is supported by the Ministry of Culture, the Swiss-Jordanian Business Club, Ayla Oasis, Divers Divers Diving Center, Jordan Express Tourist Transport (JETT), Lacosta Hotel, Ahli Bank, and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
The exhibition will continue until 14 May 2025,
Opens daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, except Fridays.
The Beyond the Frame art and disability pop-up exhibition will showcase a selection of artworks created by talented youths with disabilities, who participated in the Arts & Disability Workshops at Wijdan Artspace / the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts. This exhibition is held in collaboration with the German Embassy in Jordan and is in conjunction with Germany and Jordan hosting the Global Disability Summit on April 2nd and 3rd, 2025, in Berlin. Additionally, the exhibition will feature works from youths involved in the “Boundless Expressions” program, an artistic support initiative designed for youths with disabilities.
We’re pleased to invite you to the first session in the new series titled “Promising Voices in Contemporary Jordanian Art” as part of “Hiwar Art Club”, where we will engage in an open discussion highlighting four emerging talents in the field of drawing and painting within the Jordanian art scene.
In this session, we will be hosting artists Othman Shehab, Ahmed Turki, Jude Samaan, and Jude Zawaideh, each of whom will share visual samples of their work while discussing the artistic and conceptual underpinnings in their painting practic, followed by an open discussion with our joined audience.
The talk will be held in Arabic and English.
Join us on Wednesday, 26/2/2025, at 6:30 PM at Wijdan Artspace – The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
Under the Patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts and the Sogetsu Ikebana “Amman Central Branch – Jordan” cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition entitled “Words of Inspiration” at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1, 5:00 pm Monday 24 February 2025. The exhibition will run through 25 & 26 February 2025 from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Cordially invites you to the opening of
An exhibition of Prints by David Roberts from the collection of Mr. George Abu Khader donated to the JNGFA
At the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 2
Join us in the upcoming session of “Hiwar Art Club” for a talk and open discussion with Tariq Dajani, entitled “Connecting with Roots and Heritage”, on Wednesday, 29/1/2025 at 6:00 PM at Wijdan Artspace the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
In this talk, Dajani will take us through his colourful journey as an artist and professional commercial photographer which started more than 30 years ago while living in Europe. He will share the various philosophical and spiritual approaches that he applies to his creative efforts.
Tariq Dajani graduated in Engineering from Warwick University, before continuing with a degree in Art and Photography at Westminster University. Despite his many years abroad, Dajani has always remained viscerally connected to his Arab roots, with themes such as identity, belonging, and cultural heritage being dominant in his art works. He has exhibited widely, and prints of his works are held in various public and private collections worldwide.
The talk will be in both Arabic and English and will feature visuals from the artist’s work to illustrate the topics.
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts cordially invites you to the opening of an exhibition entitled “Pulses of Time” by Abdul Raheem Wakid at Wasl Gallery – The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition entitled “Manifestations” by artist Hind Nasser at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 2.
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Rajwa bint Ali
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts cordially invites you to the opening of the Mural entitled “Sighs” by artist Fadi Daoud
at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
We are pleased to invite you to the opening of the photography exhibition “You Are Not Alone – The Jordanian Labor Movement: A visual History” and the book launch “The Jordanian Labor Movement: A Visual History”.
The event will be held at 5:00 PM on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, at the Wijdan ArtSpace Building – The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts cordially invites you to the opening of an exhibition by the Chinese/British artist Natasha Lien entitled “Colours of Jordan”
at the Jordan National Gallery Building 2 – Wasl Gallery
6:00 pm Tuesday 12 November 2024
The exhibition will continue until 10 December 2024
Join us in the next “Hiwar Art Club” for an open discussion with artist Raed Ibrahim, titled “Our Lived World Through the Eyes of Art.”
In times of war and crises, art can serve as a means of expressing human suffering and documenting or interpreting events that shape history. Like many intellectual and cultural movements, in such difficult times, art plays an important role in understanding conflict, channeling identities and resistance, through the works of local and international artists who have used their art as a means of expression and affirmation of existence.
Raed Ibrahim is an artist and art instructor. His works have been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Jordan and other places around the world. He teaches at the School of Art and Design at the University of Jordan and participates in local and international programs focused on facilitating and teaching the arts.
Join us next Monday 28/10/2024 at 6:30 PM at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts Building #2 – 2nd floor.
The artwork in the post is by artist Tagelsir Ahmad titled “From the Occpied Land” 2001, from the JNGFA Permanent Collection.
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts & The Embassy of Chile in Amman
cordially invite you to the opening of an exhibition by the Chilean artist
Ignacio Valdes entitled “Far Away So Near” at the Jordan National Gallery Building 2 – Wasl Gallery
In celebration of the folk music of the Levant and Mesopotamia,
Action for Hope is pleased to invite you to the opening of the “On The Tracks of Music” exhibition,
an interactive experience to explore the musical traditions and folk instruments of eleven communities from Jordan, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
At Wijdan Artspace – the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Amman, Jordan
The exhibition is open daily from 21 October to 4 November
From 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, except on Friday.
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Rajwa bint Ali, The Aqaba Fortress will host “Voices of the Reef” (Season 1) art exhibition, organized by the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, with the support of the Swiss Embassy in Jordan and the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority, from November 1st, 2024 – for 6 weeks.
The exhibition will feature artworks created by 11 artists who participated in the first “immersive residency” organized in May 2024 in Aqaba: Ahmad Turki, Ahmad Shaweesh, Anas Aqel, Tamara Alajlouney, Dana AbuKhalil, Sondos Abuladas, SalahEddin AlQawasmi, Lutfi Zayed, Laila Hajbi, Yasmin Al Kurdi (Jordan), and Maeva Rubli (Switzerland).
The project aims to raise awareness of coral conservation in the Gulf of Aqaba through art. It also fosters dialogue between art, science, and the environment, bridges various communities and empowers established, emerging, and promising talents, be they artists, environmentalists, scientists, or social entrepreneurs, focusing on the younger generations.
Photo credit: Hagop Productions
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Rajwa bint Ali. The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts cordially invites you to the opening of a group exhibition in its 6th edition “Awakening Dreams”
by artists:
– Amal Sobeh
– Dalia Ali
– Raida Shahin
– Rana A. Safadi
– Reem Khader
– Shereen Al-Ouran
6:00 pm Tuesday 1 October 2024
at Wijdan Artspace
The exhibition will continue until 10 October 2024
Daily from 9:00 am till 7:00 pm except Fridays
20% of proceeds will go towards supporting early detection screening for underprivileged women.
Sharjah Museums Authority announces its first collaboration with the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts for the upcoming exhibition, “Roots and Modernity: Contemporary Mediterranean Arab Art.” The exhibition will be hosted at the Sharjah Art Museum from September 19th to November 24th, 2024. The exhibition promises a rich tapestry of artistic expressions, featuring over 80 artworks that encompass painting, Drawing, ceramic, sculpture, and printmaking. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore this unique showcase.
The exhibition will continue until 24 November 2024, daily from 8:00 AM till 8:00 PM except Fridays from 4 PM till 8:00 PM
The Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies and the Friends of Jordan Festivals Association Cordially invite you to attend A book launch seminar “Christianity in Jordan” With participation from the authors:
Hanna Kalouti and Dr. Mohammad Al-Rawashdeh at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Building 1
The seminar will be conducted in Arabic
Moderated by Dr. Rineh Hattar
We are pleased to invite you to the upcoming “Hiwar Art Club” meetup, where we will present two short documentary films on the creative practices of contemporary artists Anish Kapoor and Wangechi Mutu, followed by an open discussion.
The Indian-British artist Anish Kapoor is renowned for creating large-scale sculptures in public spaces and museums, using materials such as stainless steel, stone, wax, PVC, and colorful pigments. He transforms these materials into mysterious objects that provoke fundamental questions about perception, consciousness, and spirituality.
The Kenyan artist Wangechi Mutu creates sculptures, watercolor paintings, collages, and other works with various materials, depicting fantastical worlds. Her work explores themes of African identity, colonialism, and feminism while highlighting the connection between the divine feminine, humanity, and nature.
Join us at “Wijdan Artspace,” located in the Park of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
The screening will be in English, and the discussion will be in both Arabic and English.
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Cordially invites you to the opening of “Earth’s Whispers” by Widad Dabbas at Wasl Gallery – the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – B2
We are pleased in the next “Hiwar Art Club” meetup to welcome artist Ghassan Mafadleh for a talk and tour through his solo exhibition “Trace upon Trace” which was inaugurated on 15/7/2024 at The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
In this exhibition, Mafadleh presents 25 large-scale artworks, whose textures, materials, and ways of expression vary between sculptural installations and 2D wall pieces. His works intersect in their constructive and reductionist orientations towards the possibilities of transforming the trace, with its material and evocative aspects, into spaces open to sensory and imaginative interpretation.
Join us at 6:30 PM, Wednesday 24/7/2024, at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Building #1
The talk will be in Arabic.
Under the patronage of His Excellency Dr. Mustafa Hamarneh ,The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts cordially invites you to the opening of “Trace Upon Trace” exhibition by artist Ghassan Mafadleh, at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1.
Part of the Photo-Exhibition ‘Dialogues on Humanity’ Including Key Note Speaker H.E. Senate Nasser Judeh, Former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
The discussion will be in both Arabic and English with translation available
A three-day public showcasing event and exhibition in culmination of the [Digital] Transmissions II, artist residency program by Factory / the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
The event and accompanying art exhibition will present digital art projects developed by the program participants across visual, sound, performance, and public arts. The showcase will also feature artworks by five program mentors from Jordan and the UK, the MetaFour Artist Collective, as well as guest contributions from local musicians and performance artists.
This year’s edition of the [Digital] Transmissions annual program focused on the theme of decolonialism, approached from a futuristic standpoint, prospectively engaging with questions concerning applications and ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence on human consciousness, subjectivity, and agency. Questions surrounding identity, heritage, and emancipation are among the overarching notions that the artists of this edition explore in their digital artworks.
Mark your calendars!
Participating artists: Tamara Alajlouney – Akka Hamdan – Mayar Kabajah – Anas AbuNahleh – Yafa Darweesh – Nairuz Ajlouni – Ali Al Omari – Laila Hajbi – Mohammad Qattan – Mustafa Al Shalabi.
Including work by the program mentors and advisors: Hashem Joucka – Nye Thompson – Alexander Whitley – David McFarlane – Fadi Al-Ghawanmeh – Metafour Artist Collective.
* [Digital] Transmissions is organized through the art residency program by Factory / The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, in collaboration with FutureEverything (UK) and MetaFour Artist Collective, and funded by the British Council in Jordan.
The Jordan National Gallery =of Fine Arts is pleased to invite you to the book launch of “Fifth Dimension “by the writer and journalist Ramzi Al-Ghazawi. and a dialogue of the artist Dr. Marwan Al-Alaan and the writer Dr. Hisham Al-Bustati at Wijdan artspace
the dialogue will be moderated by artist Linda Al-Khouri.
Photography exhibition entitled “Dialogue on Humanity” at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Building 1.
We are pleased to invite you to the opening of the exhibition “Architecture of Al-Andalus. Confluence of the Islamic East and West” at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1.
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts Cordially invites you to the opening of an exhibition by Austrian artist Barbara Wüstinger-Schrotta entitled
“From Scraps to Quilts” at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1.
ROOTS OF IDENTITY: YEMENI PHOTO EXHIBITION at The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Building 2.
Talk with Moises Saman | National Geographic Explorer at The Jordan National gallery of Fine Arts, Building 1
Darat Al Tasweer invites you to the launching of the 12th edition of The Image Festival Amman, under the theme “Existence” at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts’ park and the opening of the photography exhibition “The Ghosts of History” by Moises Saman in building 1 in collaboration with the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts and Cervantes Institute
We are pleased in the next “Hiwar Art Club” meetup to welcome artist Hani Zurob for a talk and tour through his solo exhibition “Elixir of Memory” which will be on view on 21/4/2024 at The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in collaboration with ARTZOTIC, where Zurob embarks on a profound interrogation of memory’s indomitable spirit, set against the poignant backdrop of the Palestinian narrative. Utilizing tar – a material laden with connotations of adversity and resilience – Zurob weaves a visual lexicon that probes the intricacies of memory’s preservation and recollection.
Join us at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, building #2 (2nd Floor).
The talk will be in Arabic.
We are pleased to invite you to the next meetup of “Hiwar Art Club” for an open discussion titled “Resisting the Occupation in Palestinian and Arab Art,” in collaboration with the online platform “Etar Fanni”. The platform’s team: Sara Al Ramahi, Juhaina Al Rawahneh, Jumana Al Shafeey, and Zeina Al Ramahi, amidst the recent war on Gaza, published a study on the history of resistance in Palestinian and Arab art from the Nakba in 1948 to the present day.
We will listen to our guest speakers from “Etar Fanni” about their findings on this topic. The discussion will include a presentation showcasing examples and artworks from the journey of artistic resistance over the years and pivotal events witnessed by the Palestinian cause, followed by an open discussion with our audience.
The talk will be in Arabic.
At Wijdan Artspace – located in the Park of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
“Stop Calling Them Dangerous – Love Story Palestine” is the 7th edition of a performance series about war and borders. Concept was created by Yoshiko Chuma, focusing on various themes such as Turkey, Afghanistan, and Yemen. This time, the performance is centered around Palestine, and from the viewpoint of Ryuji Yamaguchi—dance artist and educator based in Jordan for the past 16 years. The performance features stories and video images of numerous Palestinians, including those from Gaza, whom Ryuji has lived alongside. This multimedia performance will incorporate live dance, spoken text, music, and video, as well as the artwork of Dr. Khalid Khreis, “Southern Scream” on display at Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
Created and directed by Ryuji Yamaguchi (@ryujiyamaguchi)
Concept by Yoshiko Chuma (@yoshikochuma)
Performers: Ryuji Yamaguchi, Emran Alamareen (@bboymowgliii), Rand Tadros, Kareem Abusalah (@shaiwka3k), Anas Alqatawi (@bboy_lil_nas_), Lour Madanat (@lourmadanat)
Tickets: 5 JDs Minimum
All proceeds will be donated to Gaza
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts and the Embassy of Italy in Amman cordially invites you to the opening of the geographical exhibition entitled ” Tiles of Time” at the Jordan National gallery of fine Art -Building 1.
Join us in the next meetup of “Hiwar Art Club” for a talk and open discussion titled: “Preserving the Legacy of Artist Mahmoud Hammad”, with our guest speaker architect Lubna Hammad the manager of the collection of her father late artist Mahmoud Hammad.
The Syrian multi-disciplinary artist Mahmoud Hammad (1923 – 1988) was a painter, printmaker, medal engraver and sculptor. Considered one of the founding pioneers of Arab abstraction and modern Syrian art, Hammad explored a number of themes, subjects, and techniques throughout his career, depicting Arabic letterforms, figures, landscapes, and murals.
Managing the collection of the family of her father, the late Syrian artist Mahmoud Hammad since 2009, Lubna Hammad, has worked on documenting Hammad’s complete oeuvre, in addition to recording the historical periods and events of the modern art movement in Syria during the twentieth century, with a focus on Damascus in particular.
The talk will be in Arabic.
At Wijdan Artspace – located in the Park of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi, the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in solidarity with the people of Gaza and Palestine, invites you to attend the opening of the following events:
-The opening of a painting exhibition by artists from Gaza.
-Drawing & graffiti event at the park of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
On Sunday 5 November 2023 at 5:00pm.
All exhibition proceeds will go to the participating artists and their families in Gaza.
You are cordially invited you to the opening of an exhibition by the Chilean artist Rebeca Puga entitled “Undercurrent” at the Jordan National Gallery Building 2 – Wasl Gallery, 6:30 pm Sunday 8 October 2023.
We are pleased to invite you to the opening of “In Search of the Sea” an art exhibition for the researcher and curator Abdullah Al-Bayyari, as part of the Curatorial Art Projects by FACTORY/the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
At at the JNGFA – Building 1.
You are cordially invited to the opening of “GEOPOLITICS: Contemporary Photography Exhibition from Taiwan” at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
We are pleased to invite you to attend the opening of “Evocations Inspired by the History of Art” an exhibition by the previous winners in the fields of plastic and visual arts at Abdul Hameed Shoman Award for Creative Production for Children and Adolescents (Abde’).
Tour with Mr. Osama Abusitta at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
Friends & Members, you are cordially invited to the opening of a Mosaic exhibition entitled “The Invisible Cities”
Friends & Members, you are cordially invited to the opening of a Mosaic exhibition entitled “With The Mosaic, Contemporaneity in Ravenna”
Under the patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi, The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts cordially invites you to the opening of An exhibition from the collection of Mr. Osama Abusitta donated to the JNGFA at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
Under the patronage of Her Excellency the Minister of Culture Haifa Al-Najjar, The Ministry of Culture, in cooperation with the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, is honored to invite you to attend the dialogue session on the role of museums and cultural institutions in raising artistic and cultural awareness in the local art scene
In cooperation with the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts and Darat Al Tasweer, The Goethe-Institut Jordanien together with the German Embassy to Jordan are delighted to invite you to an exhibition by 12 photographers from OSTKREUZ, a photographer-led agency in Germany, on Wednesday 10 May 2023 at 6:00 pm at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1, third floor, throughout the month of May, as part of the 11th edition of the Image Festival Amman under the theme ‘Roots’.
Mark your calendars ! Make sure you join us for the opening of the
Solo exhibition of the Lebanese artist Samir Sayegh and a group exhibition showcasing Lebanese artworks from the permanent collection of the National Gallery at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1.
A group exhibition and culmination of an artistic development programme and creative exchange between Jordan and the UK.
At the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building (1)
[Digital] Transmissions presents work by a group of artists who came together in a creative exchange, networking and artistic development programme to learn and experiment with digital tools, while reflecting on society and the world in a digital age.
The topics and artistic explorations featured in this exhibition range from questions related to humanness, intimacy and spirituality to examining how technology shapes our cities and public sphere, how it can enable new interactions with non-human worlds and the environment; the artists in the [Digital] Transmissions exhibition open up new perspectives and portals to the world through their work.
Participating artists: Asiya Alsheshani, Aya Abu Ghazaleh, Diana Habashneh, Dima Mosleh, Haneen Jaafreh, Hescham AlKarshan, Laila Eltaweel, Lina Q. Asaad, Lubna Almousa, Mohammad Shehadeh, SalahEddin AlQawasmi, Zaid Abueisa.
Including work by the programme mentors: Alex May, Hashem Joucka, Kasia Molga, Turbo
[Digital] Transmissions is commissioned by the British Council in Jordan and co-developed by FutureEverything and the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, with the generous technical support of TechWorks – a Crown Prince Foundation Initiative.
Under the Patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts Cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition
“Figurative Art in Jordan”
Wednesday 24 August 2022 at 7:00 PM
At the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
We are glad to announce that [Digital] Transmissions, the artistic development programme is now underway!
It’s with great excitement that we introduce the talented Jordanian artists taking part in [Digital] Transmissions, the artistic development programme commissioned by the British Council in Jordan in collaboration with FutureEverything and the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
• Asiya Alsheshani
• Aya Abu Ghazaleh
• Diana Habashneh
• Dima Mosleh
• Haneen Jaafreh
• Hescham AlKarshan
• Laila Eltaweel
• Lina Q. Asaad
• Lubna Almousa
• Mohammad Shehadeh
• SalahEddin AlQawasmi
• Zaid Abueisa
Over 8 weeks each of our participants will receive expert advice and mentorship, they’ll explore creative tools and how to incorporate them into their practice (such as 3D visuals, AR, video game environments, data, artificial intelligence and machine learning), gaining access to peer networking events, and opportunities to produce new artworks which will be showcased at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts at the end of the programme!
[Digital] Transmissions is an exciting opportunity for artists and creative practitioners based in Jordan working across all art forms to engage with experts, learn new digital skills and create collaborative and individual artworks to exhibit at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
This program is commissioned by the British Council in Jordan in collaboration with FutureEverything (UK) and the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts.
Under the Patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts Cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition
“The 2Rs: Ruins & Rubbles” by Artist Hanaa Malallah
On Wednesday 14 September 2022 at 7:00 PM At the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 2.
Daily from 9:00 AM till 7:00 PM except Fridays. The exhibition will stay through 5 October 2022.
This exhibition is co-organized by the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts and Artzotic.
In her project r e d u c e / r e u s e / r e c y c l e Ulrike Koeb creates appealing images composed of food, leftovers, packaging material (especially plastic) and carelessly thrown away items. The works created present a vivid reminder to raise awareness about the global waste problem and its threat to the environment.
Nature runs in cycles so it does not produce waste. The regenerative system of the circular economy takes the cycle of nature as a model and tries to achieve multiple use and a particularly sustainable and efficient use of raw materials in order to avoid or reduce waste and waste emissions.
Existing materials (equipment, clothing… etc) should be used, reused, repaired, passed on or shared for as long as possible. Our consumption patterns must change step-by-step, and as soon as possible for the good of future generations.
The Image Festival Amman is organized by Darat al Tasweer.
Ulrike Koeb, Austrian, lives and works in Vienna as a food and still-life photographer. After assisting renowned photographers, she attended masterclasses in photography in Maine and New Mexico, USA. Subsequently, she experimented intensively with Black and White Photography and studied old photography techniques such as Platin Palladium Printing. She also started coloring
her black and white images.
Her interest in photography was originally sparked by a love for detail and passion for color, light and style which led her into artistic photography.
In addition to her commercial magazine- and book projects her photographs have appeared in numerous publications and have also been featured in group and solo exhibitions in Oman, England, South Korea, The Netherlands, Italy, Hungary and Finland.
Under the Patronage of
HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Cordially invites you to the opening of a
Retrospective exhibition
Nabila Hilmi
at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
Under the patronage of
HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Cordially invites you to the opening of
“Retrospective exhibition of the artist Ali Talib”
at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
7:00 pm Sunday 15 May 2022
The exhibition will run through 28 May 2022
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
The Embassy of Italy in Jordan
Cordially invite you to the opening of
“Diva!” Italian Glamour in Fashion Jewellery”
at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 2
The exhibition is open for the public from Thursday morning 27 January 2022
The exhibition continues until 26 February 2022
Friends & Members, you are cordially invited to the opening of the exhibition “I Hear America Singing” Contemporary Photography Exhibition from America, at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts Building 2, Wednesday 20 October 2021 at 6:00 pm.
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
The Embassy of Italy in Jordan
Darat Al Tasweer
Cordially invite you to the opening of the photography exhibition
“The Immobile Nomad”
by Agnese Purgatorio
As part of the Image Festival Amman #9
7:00 pm Wednesday 15 September 2021
at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1
The exhibition continues until 6 October 2021
In accordance with government regulations, kindly abide by all the sanitary and preventive measures.
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Instituto Cervantes & the Embassy of Spain in Amman
cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition
“DON’T SHOOT”
by Spanish artist
ISIDRO LÓPEZ-APARICIO
As part of the Image Festival Amman #9
at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 2
7:00 pm Thursday 2 September 2021
The exhibition continues until 30 September 2021
In accordance with government regulations, kindly abide by all the sanitary and preventive measures
The opening of the Contemporary African Art exhibition from the permanent collection of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts. The exhibition opened under the patronage of Princess Wijdan Al-Hashemi.
The exhibition represents the continent of Africa with artworks from the museum’s collection, ranging from painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, weaving and graphic arts.
This exhibition represents contemporary African art from pioneering to the present day, where the viewer can enjoy the diversity represented by the exhibition in terms of themes, techniques, styles and trends.
“Sin límites” exhibition will travel to Museo del Revellín de Ceuta (Revellín Museum of Ceuta) – Spain, in 8 April 2021.
An exhibition organized by the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in collaboration with Casa Arabe and Curated by Dr. Khalid Khreis and Dr. Rocío Villalonga presenting works of 16 Jordanian artists: Ala Younis, Ahmed El Khalidi, Ahmad Salameh, Asia Sheshani, Dana Kaoukji, Deema Shahin, Dina Haddadin, Firas Shehadeh, Juman Nimri, Khaldoun Hijazin, Linda Al Khoury, Mais el Azab, Mohammad Hawwari, Mo ‘ Men Khalid Malkawi, Raed Ibrahim, Reema Shatat.
Under the Patronage of H.E. Dr. Omar Razzaz, The Royal Society of Fine Arts Cordially invites you to the inauguration of “Contemporary Art from Asia” at The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts – Building 1, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday 3 July 2019. The exhibition will run through 31 December 2019.
Asia is the largest and the most diverse continent with respect to culture, ethnicity, natural landscape and population density. Since its inception, the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts has been collaborating with people of different nations, regardless of their political affiliations, who have left their mark on the aesthetic map. Hence comes “Asia”, an exhibition that aims to enrich our aesthetic knowledge of the continent and its people’s creative output.
The Jordan National Gallery has held a considerable number of solo and group exhibitions of works by artists from a number of Asian countries. We are pleased to present this significantly large exhibition of artworks by 140 artists from 20 Asian countries from the gallery’s permanent collection.
The works in this exhibition vary in trend, technique and subject and deal with themes focusing on people and places. The audience is able to view traditional arts, miniatures and calligraphy, as well as works in the realist, expressionist and abstract styles that include paintings, drawings, engravings, prints, sculptures, installations and mixed media works.
Special thanks to our sponsor Romero Group
