GT: Qatar International Arts Festival (QIAF), the largest arts festival in the country, will open tomorrow, gathering over 300 artists from more than 65 countries.

It will be held at Katara Cultural Village and conclude on  September 30. The art festival will also unveil 12 international galleries exhibiting paintings and sculptures. As the country is hosting the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, the theme for this year’s edition is “Global Art with Football and Sports.”

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Among the events lined-up during the five-day festival are: Qatar cultural tour, painting and sculpture exhibition, live painting symposium, artistic fashion show, master classes, art panel discussion, art conference, cultural evening, networking dinner night, and awards night.

In a statement, Rashmi Agarwal, QIAF head and President of MAPS International, said the festival is “not just an art festival, it is an emotion.”  “It welcomes and connects the artists worldwide at this fine festival. Art lies at the heart of Doha.

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The city has fast been becoming a place where plethora of art related activities take place every year. It has become a privilege for an artist to be in Qatar. Here, one can get amazing opportunities to exhibit their skills and add a few feathers of recognition in their plume.”

Agarwal stressed that the festival provides professional platform to the artists in Qatar and from all over the world, and it helps many international artists in gaining recognition and exhibiting their artworks in the country.

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Twelve master classes will be conducted by different artists: Edward Bakst from USA will discuss the topic Imagine; Anca Sonia from France will talk about Perception on light and shadow in open space; Mayada Nazha (Italy) will shed light on the Influence of Arabic Architecture and Islamic Calligraphy in the World; Shiba Khan (from India) will discuss Rhythmic Painting.

An art panel discussion is also set with the theme “Future vision of the canvas — an artistic, cultural, sports, economist, healing and investor’s perspective.”

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Ekaterina Borisova (Russia) will talk about the topic The Social and Educational Project “I’m Drawing the Horse”; Aliaksandra Bautruk (Switzerland), Demonstration of overglaze painting on porcelain, “Classic cornflower”. Dushan Ristovski ( from Macedonia) will discuss Mobile Phone Art: Concept, Digital Art, Mobile Phone Camera, Software, and Type of Arts; while Statira Alyea (Netherlands) will discuss introduction to printmaking.

The event is being organised by MAPS International, in collaboration with Cultural Village Foundation, Katara.

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In a key initiative to attract national talent, Dubai Police has unveiled 514 job openings specifically for graduates of the National and Reserve Service programme.

This initiative was unveiled during the 8th National Service Career Fair, which kicked off at the Dubai Exhibition Centre in Expo City and runs until May 14.

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Major General Dr. Saleh Abdullah Murad, Director of the General Department of Human Resources, emphasized that this initiative aligns with Dubai Police’s vision to empower Emirati youth and address future security needs.

He noted the importance of integrating skilled individuals, especially in light of advancements in artificial intelligence.

The available positions include 53 roles for university graduates and 461 for non-commissioned officers (NCOs).

University roles cover fields such as engineering, data support, and social media, while NCO positions will enhance various policing sectors.

Applications began on the fair’s opening day, and candidates can apply via the Dubai Police Smart Recruitment Platform, with assistance available at the exhibition.

Eligibility requirements include passing assessments, interviews, and medical evaluations, as well as maintaining a clean criminal record.

Colonel Hamad bin Daffous, Director of the Recruitment and Selection Department, expressed confidence in the capabilities of national service graduates, stating that joining Dubai Police offers an opportunity to contribute to a legacy of excellence.

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In a progressive move to enhance urban safety, the Roads and Transportation Authority (RTA) of Dubai has officially opened a new 91-meter pedestrian and bicycle bridge on Sheikh Rashid Street.

This vital infrastructure connects the bustling areas of Al Mankhool and Al Jafiliya, catering to over 22,000 pedestrians daily.

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Inspired by Maritime Heritage

The bridge’s design pays homage to Dubai’s rich maritime history, reflecting elements from the city’s diving and commercial vessels.

This aesthetic not only beautifies the area but also reinforces the connection between Dubai’s past and its modern development.

Accessibility for Everyone

Accessibility is a central feature of the bridge, which includes elevators and stairs on both sides, making it user-friendly for all, including individuals with disabilities.

This commitment to inclusivity ensures that everyone can navigate the city safely.

Promoting Safety and Compliance

The opening of this bridge is part of a broader initiative to improve traffic safety and reduce jaywalking, which can lead to fines of up to Dh400.

By providing a safe crossing, the RTA aims to encourage more pedestrians to utilize the bridge, thereby decreasing the risk of accidents on Sheikh Rashid Street.

As Dubai continues to grow, the introduction of such infrastructure not only promotes safety but also supports sustainable urban development, enhancing the overall quality of life for residents and visitors alike.

The RTA’s dedication to creating safer streets demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to urban mobility in one of the world’s most dynamic cities.

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As summer approaches and temperatures rise, the UAE’s museums are offering free entry to a variety of cultural attractions in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah.

These indoor escapes provide a refreshing way to explore art, history, and unique exhibits without spending any money.

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Dubai:

• Expo 2020 Dubai Museum and Garden in the Sky: Free entry on May 17 and 18, celebrating International Museum Day.

• Jameel Arts Centre: Located along the Jaddaf Waterfront, open Saturday through Thursday (10 am – 8 pm) and Fridays (12 pm – 8 pm), closed on Tuesdays.

• Coffee Museum: Situated in Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, open Saturday through Thursday (9 am – 5 pm), closed on Fridays.

• Miraj Islamic Art Centre: Located in Jumeirah 3, open daily from 9 am to 6 pm, showcasing Islamic art from across the Muslim world.

Abu Dhabi:

• Manarat Al Saadiyat: Located in the Saadiyat Island Cultural District, featuring the Abu Dhabi Masterpieces Collection, open daily from 10 am to 8 pm. Children under 10 are not permitted.

• Bassam Freiha Art Foundation: Also in the Saadiyat Island Cultural District, open daily from 10 am to 8 pm, showcasing cultural heritage and artistic expression.

• Miraj Islamic Art Centre: Located near Marina Mall, open daily from 9.30 am to 7 pm, showcasing a range of Islamic artifacts.

Sharjah:

• Sharjah Arts Museum: Located in the Arts Area of Al Shuwaihean, open Saturday through Thursday (9 am – 9 pm) and Fridays (4 pm – 9 pm), housing a permanent collection of over 500 artworks.

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