In a growing art world, creative processes and challenges faced by artists are often neglected. This exhibition highlights these challenges and investigates the concept of Time through different themes. Memory, identity, experimentation and non-linearity are highlighted by Mashael Al-Hejazi’s complex printing processes and documentation of old Doha neighborhoods, Jasser Alagha’s explorations of TKC’s -Third Culture Kids- collective memory, Latifa Al-Kuwari’s studies of the nature of time, and limitless variations created through embracing errors and experimentation by Hind Al Saad.

This three-part workshop will use innovative models to design a sustainable future city, that is inclusive of creativity and culture. It will be led by architect Maureen Ferry as part of a year-long global pilot of her “UrbanEngineers” programme.

The workshop outcomes will be:
-      Day 1: Learn new design models about cities that incorporates the natural, cultural and built environments.
-      Day 2: Develop ideas about what creative and resilient city can be.
-      Day 3: Design and build a scaled city model and invent a product for that city.

Digital Transactions exhibition introduces Mohammed Faraj Al-Suwaidi’s exploration during his three-month residency at International Studio & Curatorial Program at the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in New York in 2019.

In collaboration with AlHosh Gallery, the Fire Station hosts a solo exhibition titled 40 Different Narratives by Iranian-Canadian artist Reza Doust.