Exhibition Asalah

Asala Exhibition

The Asala Exhibition is an art exhibition held at Dar Nora Al-Mousa for Culture and Arts in Al-Ahsa, and it is considered one of the most prominent artistic events aimed at highlighting local creativity and cultural identity in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

 Concept of the Exhibition

The exhibition is titled Asala (which means authenticity) to reflect the essence of art rooted in heritage and identity. It brings together tradition and modernity, offering Saudi artists a platform to showcase their works that blend originality with innovation.

 Highlights of Asala Exhibition:

Wide Participation: Featuring over 70 male and female artists from across the Kingdom.
Live Art Performances: Including live painting, wood carving, and neon color art.
Interactive Workshops: Open to visitors of all ages, such as pottery making, acrylic painting, and gypsum art.
Honoring Artistic Pioneers: Notably the late artist Mohammed Al-Sandal, one of the pioneers of fine art in Al-Ahsa.

 Exhibition Goals:

 Support and empower local artists.
 Create an interactive space between the public and art.
 Promote appreciation for artistic heritage and visual culture.
 Inspire the younger generation to engage with the arts.

 Conclusion

Asala Exhibition is more than just an art event — it's a holistic cultural experience that reflects the richness of the art scene in Al-Ahsa. It also highlights the leading role that Dar Nora Al-Mousa plays in nurturing talents and promoting the arts within Saudi society.