’11’ by Moza Al-Roumi at The Exhibition
On January 11 & 12 from 5PM to 10PM
Moza Al-Roumi is a talented Kuwaiti painter who is fresh out of college. On those two days, she will be displaying her abstract art paintings at The Exhibition. All of her artwork are for sale.
A little info about The Exhibition:
It is located next to Slider Station on ‘The Strip’ across from Alseef Palace in Jibla. It’s a place where artists, entrepreneurs, designers and others can show Kuwait their products and works of art. Whatever they want to exhibit.
Check out the-exhibition.com.kw or call 94066226 for more details.
23 replies on “Event: ’11’ by Moza Al-Roumi”
The only way I would be caught dead going to this is if they gave away free slider station burgers at the door. come on all these poncy people are related can’t they make this happen? burger art.
I went to an art event in december at that place. i have to admit, i didn’t feel like going. friends made me join and turned out to be nice crowd and interesting art. not an artsy person tho so don’t know about the art stuff. nice place, glad that who street isn’t turning into a food destination.
Find it funny that still at this new generation some girls are still called “Banana” 😛
I’m glad that in kuwait FINALLY people are starting to appreciate art.
Holla I’m guessing your an obese person with “issues”, soo unsophisticated to demand free food at an art gallery.
Heartbeat don’t you think is degrading for your own self that the only thing you found hilarious is a persons name?
this is 2009 be individuals
Heartbeat: Don’t judge people by their names. For your information, “moza” doesn’t only mean banana, it also means beauty! Update your new generation dictionary.
sp – ditto! those two have got the one-track style of thinking, always attacking, attacking others.
you two, holla & heartbeat, go to some jungle and fight over there, leave us be in kuwait. we’ll try to build it and make it the best it can be!
as for artists and galleries in kuwait, bravo! full speed ahead.
round of applause for “sp”
Holla is over weight, I keep telling him LIPO!!! but he doesn’t want to listen to me!
It was an uncalled for personal attack. Read the commenting rules.
I am guessing you lot are pretentious artfags? sp and punchstyle why don’t go find a REAL museum in kuwait (good luck) and give each other “a hand” over some modern art?
LMAO you people are too easy to clown, i almost feel sorry for you…almost.
Mark: you should google the best prices and locations and amazon and stuff, then try it first fatboy. let me know the results and if your kuwaiti doctor friend can make a wasta discount 😀 😀
lol imagine if Amazon had a plastic surgery section
need discount codes.
i would get you a voucher
hmm save me that voucher so i can buy a Kindle 😀
I wish Moza all the luck in the world, we should start appreciating the classy educated artists we have! I strongly advise all who read this comment to visit the exhibition and support Moza
can’t wait to see her drawings , I’m impressed <3
i don’t know the girl! but i think art and music take humans to higher level of thinking and communication so good luck to her
and just FYI the name moza, old kuwaitis used to call the long shape pearl or the drop shape pearl with a curve “moza”! so its more like dana or lulwa..etc
have never been to one of these exhibitions! but i think their mere existence in this country is encouraging for the social scene!
P.S not to sound too ignorant, but is there a dress code for such events? 🙂
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holla: then dont go. really, your nastiness is uncalled for
For all of those who accused me of bla bla bla !
I do respect the artist and I have nothing personal against anyone and I am not judging her by the name. It is just that I find the name funny! That’s my opinion and if you like the name that much please call your next daughter Moza or even Bortoqala lets have fruitful families.
looks like some interesting artwork. its great to have such initiatives even though they serve tastes that may not be interesting to everyone. diversity and activity in something besides restaurants are also welcome.
i think the exhibition is very well located as a gallery too. much more convenient to get to than some other places.
I wish that people of this world could just stop making fun of each other and start appreciating others for their efforts and talents 🙂
both the founder of THE EXHIBITION and the artist MOUZA AL ROUMI should be applauded for their ideas and work. Whether the public likes it or not thats their personal opinion and a thing my mother taught that will actually bring change to this country is “يا تقل خيرآ او تصمت”
Then again no hard feelings 🙂