Doha: Qumra 2025’s public film screenings, which began to light up the big screen on 4 April, will continue to engage audiences from around the world at the Museum of Islamic Art Auditorium until 9 April. Showcasing exceptional films supported by Doha Film Institute (DFI) at 7.30 pm each evening, the screenings are part of the 11th edition of Qumra,

Doha: Qumra Master Darius Khondji, the acclaimed Iranian-French cinematographer whose body of work (Se7en, Delicatessen, Uncut Gems, Mickey 17) has defined some of the most memorable visual experiences in contemporary cinema, highlighted the power of light and its vital role in the composition of authentic art. According to Qatar News Agency, reflecting on his first collaboration with Qumra 2025, the

Riyadh: Organized by Saudi Arabia’s Visual Arts Commission, Art Week Riyadh commenced Sunday under the theme “At The Edge” with the participation of 50 local, regional, and international galleries, cultural institutions, and arts entities, including Qatar’s al markhiya gallery. According to Qatar News Agency, local and international award-winning interdisciplinary Artist, Maryam Al Homaid, is representing al markhiya gallery at the

Doha: TikTok has begun testing a new platform called “TikTok For Artists,” aimed at helping artists build their careers. According to Qatar News Agency, this new platform provides artists with tools to promote their songs, understand performance metrics, and engage with their audience. The “TikTok for Artists” website explains that artists will be able to use the platform to organize

Doha: Egypt on Saturday reiterated its firm stance of rejection of any attempt to displace the Palestinians from their lands, warning of the consequences of the disgraceful global silence over the events unfolding in the occupied Palestinian territories. According to Qatar News Agency, this statement was made during a meeting between Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and a delegation from