Roads of Arabia – Archaeology and History of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

This exhibition invites visitors on a journey into the heart of Arabia, accompanied by a photographic exploration of the region’s sumptuous landscapes. It is conceived as a series of waypoints along the roads or trails criss-crossing the peninsula, including several of its major oases that were home in ancient times to powerful kingdoms.

Doodling

Doodling

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Teenage girls and efficient CEO’s can be guilty of doodling. So is it just a waste of ink and paper, a sign of boredom, or is there something deeper in meaning to a daydreamer’s art-form?

Meeting Movie Icons at Dar Al-Hekma College

What’s Up got the opportunity and chance to sit and talk with two landmarks in the movie and animation industry, Dr. Janeann Dill, Ph.D, and Mr. Philippe Jalladeau, both masters of their trade to talk about the art of animation, film making, and communicating the artist’s thoughts.

Tajammul Hussain: Illuminating the World

A remarkable compilation of 33 art pieces of Tajammul Hussainʼs collection “Illuminating The Word” will be exhibited
at Athr gallery starting May 18 to June 10, 2010.

Abdulaziz Al Noman: Flowers Never Forget Their Roots

Throughout his life, and since he was a teenager, Abdulaziz Al Noman has always wanted to be a self-made person, who builds his future with his own efforts. After graduating from high-school, he wanted to become an electric engineer, yet his GPA qualified him to join the power mechanical engineering department, which was something he never liked.

Eli Acheson: Searching The Soul For An Interpretation

Since Eli Acheson’s early years she knew she wanted to be an artist, it was a dream she managed to fulfill. Over time she managed to gain Fine Art degrees, awards, and has given lectures about art in many countries like Poland, Italy, France, UK, and Saudi Arabia.

The Guy Behind the Lens

It is rare to get an opportunity to interview a colleague. But since I met Fahad Ayyad our very own photographer, I had the urge to learn how this aspiring freelancer managed to carve a name for himself from the art of capturing light.

Just N Time: A Look @ Graffiti Underground

Since prehistoric times, cavemen used to illustrate stories of their daily lives on cave walls. Even with all the advancement we see today living in urban jungles, humans have kept that primal form of art to date. As children, we all remember that as soon as we discovered the powers of pens and markers we began scribbling on the walls of our own homes to leave our mark. We naturally get excited by the idea of marking our territory, our feelings, and whatever else appeals to us.

Hazar Bogary: Defining Graphics Design

Hazar Bogary is one of the most influential graphics designers. Her professional journey has taken her through many aspects of creativity throughout her life reaching a time when she has become a renowned graphics designer due to her mastery of her skills working for Grey Group – a multinational corporation – creating advertisements that perfectly sync with the Saudi society.

‘I Saloni Internazionale del Mobile’ 2008  Milan, Italy

The I Salone Internazionale del Mobile is an annual international furniture exhibition that takes place in Milan, Italy. It is considered to be without comparison the most major design exhibition in the world. COSMIT the event organizer referred to the I Saloni exhibition as ‘an international meeting of minds!’

The Survival Gene Of The Award Winning Abdulnasser Gharim

Each one of us is born to walk a path. We might cross paths, or live our whole lives without meeting each other. But one thing is for sure, you walk the path alone, no one will help you and no one will guide you. Although everyone claims they have the right answers. You’re on your own… And you must survive to see what lies at the end of the path.

X-Raying Reality

We live in an Artificial World

Reflecting on the life we live, this time and age where everything is consumed and mass produced, we live in an artificial world, away from nature, forgetting the connection of how we became and why. We are as dispensable as tea bags, where companies would take an natural drink and produces it for millions,

What’s Up Art Gallery

Huda Beydoun found her passion in Abstract Expressionism Art, during her freshmen year in high school she noticed a growing interest in this school of art.

Lina Gazzaz: An Icon in the Saudi Art Movement

What’s Up Jeddah is proud to interview the first Saudi artist to have her own private exhibit in Beirut (Lebanon) thus taking her first steps into the international art arena. We met Lina Gazzaz to take a closer look at her philosophies, her experience, and her dreams.

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