JAX District Hosts Artworks at Art Week Riyadh

French artist Kader Attia presented captivating artworks exploring modern civilization and societal shifts by using fragments of broken mirrors. SPA
French artist Kader Attia presented captivating artworks exploring modern civilization and societal shifts by using fragments of broken mirrors. SPA
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JAX District Hosts Artworks at Art Week Riyadh

French artist Kader Attia presented captivating artworks exploring modern civilization and societal shifts by using fragments of broken mirrors. SPA
French artist Kader Attia presented captivating artworks exploring modern civilization and societal shifts by using fragments of broken mirrors. SPA

Art Week Riyadh, which is taking place in Riyadh's JAX District, showcases distinctive artworks, reflecting the Kingdom's cultural movement on a global platform.
French artist Kader Attia presented captivating artworks exploring modern civilization and societal shifts by using fragments of broken mirrors to reflect fragmented perspectives of the world, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Tuesday.
Among the standout exhibits is artist Ayesha Sultana's "Breath Count" series. Initiated in 2018, this series features innovative sculptures of carved marks on clay-coated paper, documenting her breath at different life moments, SPA said.

Her use of earth-related clay and tree-representing paper creates a connection between nature and humanity, inviting contemplation on human and environmental issues, the news agency added.



Saudi Ministry of Culture Launches New App for Visitors to Historic Jeddah

This initiative is part of the ministry's efforts to implement strategic projects that contribute to preserving the district's urban heritage and boost its presence in the local and international cultural scene. (SPA)
This initiative is part of the ministry's efforts to implement strategic projects that contribute to preserving the district's urban heritage and boost its presence in the local and international cultural scene. (SPA)
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Saudi Ministry of Culture Launches New App for Visitors to Historic Jeddah

This initiative is part of the ministry's efforts to implement strategic projects that contribute to preserving the district's urban heritage and boost its presence in the local and international cultural scene. (SPA)
This initiative is part of the ministry's efforts to implement strategic projects that contribute to preserving the district's urban heritage and boost its presence in the local and international cultural scene. (SPA)

In a step that underscores its commitment to digital transformation, the Saudi Ministry of Culture launched a dedicated application for the Jeddah Historic District by providing innovative interactive services that enrich visitors' experience and introduce them to the area's cultural heritage, reported the Saudi Press Agency on Tuesday.

The launch comes as part of the Historic Jeddah Revitalization Project, sponsored by Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister.

The project aims to transform the area into an integrated urban center that reflects its historical spirit, establishing it as a global cultural and tourist destination.

The application allows users to plan their routes within the Jeddah Historic District and receive instant notifications of ongoing activities, in addition to documented historical content that deepens their understanding of the landmarks they visit.

This initiative is part of the ministry's efforts to implement strategic projects that contribute to preserving the district's urban heritage and boost its presence in the local and international cultural scene.