This event aims to explore the foundation’s future visual identity as a way of looking into more peripheral understandings of branding.
Turquoise Mountain will host, in its space in Jabal Amman, two (identical) two-day workshops for children ages 10 to 13 years old on stone mosaic making and geometric pattern drawing.
In 2019, Turquoise Mountain established a jewellery workshop to provide a space for those who wish to pursue a career in silversmithing.
On Wild Jordan’s open day for crafts, stop by to meet Anwar, from the biscuit house, who will be baking live, Nihal who will be sharing stories about the products, and Firyal, from the calligraphy
Painted by the calligrapher and designer Hussein Alazaat, the Abdul Muhsen Al Khazimy Stairway in Jabal Al Lweibdeh is dressed in a verse from a poem by Aboul-Qacem Echebbi entitled “If the People
abno will open its doors inviting audiences to their design studio in one of the oldest buildings in Jabal Al Lweibdeh, which has been the base for abno since 2011.
Tina Nader Omran is a young Jordanian artist that graduated from the American University of Cairo. Her father was a famous theater producer and aunt a Jordanian iconic actress.
The second phase of this year’s program at The Lab looks at the postcolonial context we inhabit through the metaphor of arrival and departure.
‘The Beautiful Books Trove’ is a special archive of prominent books titles in art, design, children's literature, and rare publications.
JIDA is displaying the works of students who participated in this year's annual competition for interior design students at Jordanian universities.
Shapes of Water is an international design project led by architect Silvana Annicchiarico, and promoted by Triennale Design Museum and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
