Youth art takes center stage at ‘Athar’ exhibition in Damascus
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The 'Athar' art exhibition in Damascus showcases works by 16 emerging Syrian artists, featuring 47 paintings that reflect personal experiences and emotional themes. The event aims to support young artists and preserve Syria's visual heritage.
An art exhibition titled 'Athar' ('Trace') opened in Damascus, featuring works by 16 emerging Syrian artists. The exhibition, held at the Arab Cultural Centre in Abu Rummaneh, includes 47 paintings ranging from portraits and landscapes to childhood memories and scenes inspired by old Damascus. The event is organized under the supervision of Al-Ra'i Atelier and marks an early step for participants in realistic art. The works on display explore themes such as Arab identity, fabric textures, and symbolic representations of human experience. The Syrian Fine Arts Union head emphasized the importance of supporting young artists and preserving Syria's visual heritage.
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