For the first time in Dubai, can become art critics, students and the public alike to acquire deeper knowledge about the arts, and through writing about them and discussed with experts, through workshops “Writing about Art” held in “The Shelter” Al Quoz, Dubai.

And last session “writing about art” for five months, and consists of a series of workshops organized by the month, “the Dubai Culture and Arts” (Dubai Culture) in collaboration with the projects “without”. The session involved 50 people, some of the students and journalists, and the number who follow the art movement who are looking to take a technical writing career to them by the number of specialists writing on the arts who wish to expand their horizons in this area.

Workshops have been prepared to serve as an informal school of the arts, encourages debate on contemporary art schools and continue to form the basis for artists and gallery owners and editors in the region and the world.

“Thanks, executive director of projects,” the Dubai Culture and Arts “:” One of the most prominent goals of the Authority to achieve is to promote public participation in the cultural movement and expansion of knowledge in the arts. The more important of these steps take root at a time when Dubai’s position as a hub of cultural events in the region. The first workshops ‘to write about art’ to the participants a unique opportunity to learn about the arts, and the role of art criticism in the follow-up to encourage the public to the art movement and more appreciation. “

And chaired the first workshop of artist and musician Hassan Khan, a resident of Cairo, which was previously for his work was chosen to participate in international exhibitions. Will join him in the workshops over the coming months some of the best specialists in the field of art, Sasha Onawalt, and Nigar Azimi, and Chumon Pazar, and Antonia Krevr, and Claire Davis, Douglas Mclenon, Kevin Mitchell, Morteza Valley, Haitham Wardani, and K. Wilson - Goldie.

The program includes small working groups during which participants will discuss many topics related to writing about art, including ethical considerations, and analysis, and World Vision.

The meeting will be held the second session on 13 February, the management of Kevin Mitchell and Antonia Krevr, and will focus on the concept of space and Islamic art and sculpture. The participants will be awarded certificates after the completion of the session, as well as facilitate communication with the managers of technical publications and exhibitions and publishers in the region.

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