The exhibition showcases a remarkable collection of internationally acclaimed paintings and sculptures by renowned artists, including Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Juan Miró, Fayeq Hassan, and many others worldwide.
Regarding its most recent activity to support artists and develop their skills, the Artfrosh Project offered the Restoration and Reparation for Artworks course to a group of artists. Raban Ezzat, the project coordinator at Artfrosh, says about the course, “It is the first time a course in restoration and reparation for artworks is being offered …
Artfrosh offered the Restoration and Reparation for Artworks course Read More
Regarding the exhibition, artist Naz Ali Awla says, “How is it possible for Kurds to art and not talk about Shahmaran?” she adds, “Shahmaran is the symbol of an open mind and awake nation.” Reason for having chosen Shahmaran as the theme work Ms. Awla says, “Shahmaran is a Kurdish female goddess, so why are …
The Artfrosh Project presents the “Shahmaran in the Apple Farm” exhibition. Read More
As part of the recurrent events serving Kurdish artists, the Artfrosh Project opens an exhibition for artist Goran Mohammed titled ‘String of Wounds.’ Regarding the basis behind the exhibition, Goran Mohammed says that “wound is a general term in this artistic work and does not hold a particular basis; rather, it has come about in …
The Artfrosh Project opens the ‘String of Wounds’ exhibition by artist Goran Mohammed. Read More
As part of its many projects, The Artfrosh Project opens the (Scent of Soil) exhibition by artist Dilshad Questani. Regarding the exhibition, Dilshad Questani says, “Places and memories have their significance and uniqueness to me. That’s why they’re immensely reflected in my artworks. I attempt to manifest my character in a free-spirited and artistic depiction. …
The Artfrosh Project opens the (Scent of Soil) exhibition by artist Dilshad Questani. Read More
In the prolongation of its artistic activities to serve Kurdish plastic artists and plastic art, Artfrosh Project opened (Why War?) exhibition for artist Bayan Jaf in Sulaymaniyah. The title of the exhibition was borrowed from a book title about the correspondence between two renowned scientists, Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud. Artist Bayan Jaf has endeavored …
(Why War?) exhibition, sponsored by the Artfrosh Project, was opened Read More
In its latest activity, Artfrosh Project opens a solo exhibition for artist Bayan Jaff entitled (Why War?) in Sulaymaniyah. “The exhibition mainly showcases the devastation of war and the agony war leaves behind, and is seeing human beings as a museum that holds those painful memories in itself. Each of the works presents a …
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Vim Foundation announced its latest project, called Artfrosh, and its objective is to serve and progress plastic art in Kurdistan. Regarding the aim and endeavors of Artfrosh for serving artists and plastic artists, Raban Ezat, the Coordinator of the Artfrosh Project states, “Artfrosh is a Kurdish art platform and it is a non-profit project established …