Dubai’s Mohammed Bin Rashid Library launches ‘Picasso Days’ – News
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Week-long event includes a series of activities highlighting Pablo Picasso’s artistic legacy
Experts attend a program held as part of Picasso Days at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library in Dubai. —Wam
To mark the birthday of artist Pablo Picasso, the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library in Dubai has launched an event titled Picasso Days.
Mohammed Ahmed Al Murr, Chairman of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Library Foundation, opened the week-long event. The event includes a series of activities that highlight the artistic legacy of the world-renowned artist.
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The event is part of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library’s celebration of prominent writers, scholars and artists through its monthly ‘Library Days’ programme.
The event features more than 50 works of art by visual artists, inspired by Picasso’s school of abstract art.
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A visitor looks at paintings on display at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library as part of the Picasso Days. —Wam
The first day had wide participation and significant commitment from the public and artists. It included a lecture titled “Psychological Dimensions in Picasso’s Paintings” at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library Theatre. The conference featured Abdul-Jabbar Wais, who summarized Picasso’s life and analyzed the Guernica painting, Mona Al Jabali, who analyzed different artistic phases of Picasso’s life, such as the blue and rose periods, and Ali Al Abdan, who addressed the meaning of lines in Picasso’s paintings. and its impact on his work.
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