Pictured some of the locations in Doha where 17 Qatar-based artists will breathe life into designated walls as part of Qatar Museums (QM)'s public art initiative, Jedariart.
The initiative, which has already kicked off across the city, will span over a month-long period as part of QM’s ongoing campaign to activate shared urban areas in Doha and add
meaning to the city’s walls through carefully curated murals and street art.
The Supreme Committee of Beautification of Roads and Public Places in Qatar, as well as Qatar Rail, Qatar Fuel (Woqod) and the Fire
Station, are partnering with QM on the Jedariart initiative. Mohamed Arqoub al-Khaldi (pictured), chairman of the committee, thanked HE Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, chairperson of Qatar Museums, for her efforts to highlight the works of artists at several locations in the country.
Al-Khaldi said Jedariart will support the artists in making their individual artistic mark at several locations, including Al Abraj Park, Al Asmakh area, Doha Festival City Interchange, Al Khor Interchange, Post Office Park, 5/6 Park, 5/6 Flyover, Qatar National Library Metro station and the Woqod petrol station in Fereej Kulaib.
Architect Abdulrahman al-Ishaq (pictured), acting director of Public Art Department at Qatar Museums, said: “Members of the community are invited to visit the dedicated locations to engage with the artists and their pieces that are contributing to our thriving cultural landscape.”
The initiative, which has already kicked off across the city, will span over a month-long period as part of QM’s ongoing campaign to activate shared urban areas in Doha and add
 Mohamed Arqoub al-Khaldi |
The Supreme Committee of Beautification of Roads and Public Places in Qatar, as well as Qatar Rail, Qatar Fuel (Woqod) and the Fire
 Abdulrahman al-Ishaq |
Al-Khaldi said Jedariart will support the artists in making their individual artistic mark at several locations, including Al Abraj Park, Al Asmakh area, Doha Festival City Interchange, Al Khor Interchange, Post Office Park, 5/6 Park, 5/6 Flyover, Qatar National Library Metro station and the Woqod petrol station in Fereej Kulaib.
Architect Abdulrahman al-Ishaq (pictured), acting director of Public Art Department at Qatar Museums, said: “Members of the community are invited to visit the dedicated locations to engage with the artists and their pieces that are contributing to our thriving cultural landscape.”
