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Streets of Riyadh to be illuminated by inaugural festival of light and art

The streets of Riyadh will be lit up from March 18, as Noor Riyadh, a first of its kind annual festival of light and art, begins. More than 60 artists from 20 countries will be exhibiting in the inaugural event, with close to 40 per cent of them hailing from Saudi Arabia. Ahmed Mater s Antenna (Green) , 2010, from the series, Antenna Neon tubes. Courtesy of Nour Riyadh In addition to large-scale installations across the city, the event will host an exhibition called Light Upon Light: Light Art since the 1960s. Also running alongside the event is a diverse programme of activities, including tours, talks, workshops, family activities, films and music, many of which will also be available online to reach a wider audience.

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Saudi Capital Hosts Festival of Light

Thursday, 4 March, 2021 - 13:30 From the festival s light show. (SPA) Riyadh- Asharq Al-Awsat From March 18 to April 3, the Saudi capital will host the Noor Riyadh Festival; a 17-day light festival featuring interactive artwork and lighting displays in multiple locations in the city. Lighting artists from more than 20 countries will take part in the festival, almost half of them from Saudi Arabia. The Noor Riyadh festival is the first event organized by the Riyadh Art Program, one of four major projects launched by King Salman in March 2019, with the aim of transforming the capital Riyadh into a city that has both traditional and contemporary elements to it.

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Saudi s Festival of Light Turns Riyadh City Into an Art Gallery

Saudi s Festival of Light Turns Riyadh City Into an Art Gallery Published March 4th, 2021 - 05:40 GMT Fireworks in celebration of the Eid festivities. (Shutterstock) Highlights Saudi capital will be transformed into giant art gallery of sculptures and outdoor installations A 17-day “festival of light” in Riyadh in March will transform the Saudi capital into a giant art gallery of sculptures, lighting displays, interactive performances and outdoor installations. The festival will also feature workshops, discussions, tours, presentations, volunteer programs, cinematic and musical events, and recreational and educational activities. #NewYear2019: All major cities in #SaudiArabia will host festivals, offering live musical performances, light shows, children’s activities and plenty of food https://t.co/rUulxtc36ppic.twitter.com/nbkmoMhOPL

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Saudi Arabia: Magic light festival to illuminate Riyadh

Saudi Arabia: Magic light festival to illuminate Riyadh
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Let there be light: 17-day festival to illuminate Riyadh

Let there be light: 17-day festival to illuminate Riyadh
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