In Muharraq, where the history of Bahrain’s pearl trade still lives in its houses, courtyards and narrow streets, a new museum is giving one of the Gulf’s most important traditions a contemporary setting.
In Muharraq, where the history of Bahrain’s pearl trade still lives in its houses, courtyards and narrow streets, a new museum is giving one of the Gulf’s most important traditions a contemporary setting.
The 52nd Bahrain Annual Fine Arts Exhibition has brought together 75 of the Kingdom’s most vibrant visual artists, showcasing a rich spectrum of creativity across painting, sculpture, printmaking, and multimedia works. Visitors have been immersed in a journey through diverse artistic expressions that reflect both contemporary perspectives and personal narratives, offering a dynamic experience for art enthusiasts.
The gallery's name takes inspiration from Bahrain being the first Gulf nation to strike oil