Sculptors Kim de Ruysscher, Fernando Pinto and Carlos Monge discuss how marble sculptures have changed through millennia. While exploring their notable works, and the personal nature of each creation as it takes form, they ask whether art can be separated from the artist or if it is forever ingrained within them.
Sculptors Kim de Ruysscher, Fernando Pinto and Carlos Monge discuss how marble sculptures have changed through millennia. While exploring their notable works, and the personal nature of each creation as it takes form, they ask whether art can be separated from the artist or if it is forever ingrained within them.
Moderator: Salman AlSudairy
01 Dec, 2021 — 01 Dec, 2021
JAX 03
7:00 pm GMT/UTC +3
Tuwaiq Sculpture Roundtable A conversation between Riyadh Art’s Expert Panel Members Cristina Collu, Eike Schmidt, and Yuko Hasegawa on Public Art, which plays a significant role in the well-being of city residents, transforming cities, and enhancing a sense of civic pride. This conversation explores the importance of Riyadh Art as the largest public civic art project currently underway.
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Sand and Stone: A Historical Perspective of Sculpture in Saudi Arabia Artists Ali Aljasser and Dr. Manal Alharbi, discuss Saudi Arabia’s prehistoric carvings through a contemporary lens, exploring Saudi Arabia's recent archaeological findings and UNESCO heritage sites as a source of inspiration for local artists.
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Glass Sculpture (Day 1) In this workshop, participants will learn about the use of glass drilling in sculpture by exploring the basics, the tools, and the most important techniques used. Led by Saleh Aljaralh.
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Riyadh Art’s ten programs and two festivals turn the city into a creative canvas, bringing public art to the spaces where people travel, work and play.
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