Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad of Qatar Inaugurates Zwara Exhibition

Publish date: Wednesday، 17 May 2023

H.E. Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the chairperson of Qatar Museums, inaugurated the Zwara: focus on the Forever Valentino Exhibition, on Tuesday, May 16th.

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The exhibition is taking place at M7, Qatar's epicenter for innovation and entrepreneurship in design, fashion, and technology at Msheireb Downtown.

The event is running until September 10th, and it's free to attend. Go and explore!

The third edition of the Zwara Program features 13 designers who were selected to explore the crossover between different design disciplines.

"We are delighted to celebrate the opening of yet another exceptional exhibition at M7, showcasing the creative talents of our local and Qatar-based designers. Building upon the legacy of the Forever Valentino exhibition, this unique showcase embodies the enduring influence of Maison Valentino and its values," Sheikha Al Mayassa said, commenting on the opening of the exhibition.

"M7 is committed to nurturing and empowering the next generation of designers by promoting collaboration, cross-cultural and disciplinary exchange, and storytelling through design. We are proud to provide a platform for emerging creatives to develop their skills and showcase their vision," she added.

The Zwara Programme highlights the importance of storytelling and experimentation in design.

The participants attended a series of exclusive exhibition-curated tours and workshops conducted by M7 and were also invited to travel to participate in an optional 3 day-long program led by the Valentino team at their Atelier in Rome.

Image source: @almayassabnthamad Instagram account.

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Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad of Qatar Inaugurates Zwara Exhibition

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