Until May 20, 2023, Mathaf (Arab Museum of Modern Art) is hosting a group photo show titled I Am The Traveler And Also The Road. It features the following photographers from the Western Asia and North Africa (WANA) region: Fatema Bint Ahmad Al-Doh, Hayat Al-Sharif, Shaima Al-Tamimi, Samar Sayed Baiomy, Salih Basheer, Mohammed Elshamy, Reem […]
Qatar National Library, in partnership with Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, has organized an exhibition of works of Baya Mahieddine. The exhibition showcases a selection of 18 works that were drawn from Arab Museum of Modern Art, Qatar National Library, and private collections in Doha. Baya Mahieddine or Fatima Haddad before her marriage, is […]
“INVISIBLE LABORS daydream therapy”, an exhibition by Qatari American multidisciplinary artist, writer, and filmmaker Sophia Al-Maria, is now being held at Mathaf, Arab Museum of Modern Art. It will remain open until January 21, 2023. “INVISIBLE LABORS daydream therapy” is focused on histories, dreaming, and futures. The center topic of the exhibition is the importance […]
Mathaf is thrilled to present No Condition Is Permanent, the exhibition which is dedicated to Taysir Batniji’s art (born in 1966, Gaza). The show features his art pieces which were created from 1997 to 2022. Although he lives in France, it is Palestine that serves as a focus of his life and work. The exhibition […]
Mathaf, Arab Museum of Modern Art in Doha, was established in 2010. Mathaf, in translation from Arabic, means “museum”. The foundation of the museum’s present collection is the collection of modern Arabic art, gathered by Sheikh Hassan bin Mohammed Al Thani; the conditions of conservation were provided by QMA, chaired by Sheikha Al-Mayassa Al Thani. […]
The Arab Museum of Modern Art, also known as the Mathaf, is one of the relatively new art venues in Doha opened in 2010. Its origin is associated with the name of Sheikh Hassan bin Mohammed Ali al-Thani who owned a collection of six thousand exhibits, which became the basis of the museum. The museum […]
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