"A Night of a Lifetime" opened at the Saudi Arabia Museum of Contemporary Art (SAMoCA) at JAX, inviting visitors to experience an imaginative exploration of marriage as a universal act of love and celebration. Running until April 18, the exhibition invites audiences to reimagine the ceremonial, emotional, and cultural dimensions of weddings through the lens of contemporary art.
Artists, cultural leaders, and visitors gathered at SAMoCA at JAX, a platform for contemporary art in the JAX District, to explore a thoughtful blend of tradition and modernity, SPA reported.
Curated by Philippe Castro and Alaa Tarabzouni, "A Night of a Lifetime" brings together more than 30 artists from Saudi Arabia, the region, and the world.
As SAMoCA’s first exhibition at JAX featuring a local co-curator, it underscores the institution as a growing platform that empowers local artists, enabling them to showcase their work in a major exhibition context within their own country, alongside globally recognized peers.
Acting CEO of the Museums Commission Ibrahim Alsanousi said: "We are thrilled to open ‘A Night of a Lifetime’ at SAMoCA at JAX, an exhibition that explores the universal experience of marriage through extraordinary works by local and international artists."
From the sparkle of gold and the rustle of embroidery to the resonance of traditional music and the stillness captured in posed photographs, the exhibition draws on the rich cultural language of Saudi and Arab weddings while engaging with global artistic perspectives on partnership and ceremony.
