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Portraits by Harding MeyerEye to Eye15 May - 23 June

09 - 15 May 2013DisconnectKatara DFI Cinema

07 May - 16 June 2013World Press PhotographyExhibition

12 May - 23 June 2013Moosa OmarExhibition

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The Cultural Village Foundation is an exceptional project of hope for human interaction through art and cultural exchange a project made possible thanks to the inspired vision, solid faith and wise leadership of HH Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar.

Keeping pace with the emerging global culture that emphasizes the importance of diversity in human development, Katara Cultural Village is the largest and the most multidimensional cultural project of Qatar. It is a place where people come together to experience the cultures of the world. With beautiful theatres, concert halls, exhibition galleries and cutting-edge facilities, Katara aims to become a world leader for multi-cultural activities.

In line with the goals set forward by the Qatar National Vision 2030, Katara serves as a guardian to the heritage and traditions of Qatar and endeavors to spread awareness about the importance of every culture and civilization and as such, Katara hosts international, regional and local festivals, workshops, performances and exhibitions.

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07Exhibitions

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World Press Photo 13 aims to inform, and to inspire an understanding of the world. The current exhibition is an effort by the Qatar Photographic Society with the Cultural Village Foundation, Katara to collaboratively with the World Press Photo organization, work towards the development of a qualified photography audience and photographers in Qatar. World Press Photo is dedicated to supporting photojournalism and documentary photography worldwide, and to stimulating high standards. It strives to generate wide public interest in photography, to build appreciation for photographers work, and to encourage the free exchange of information. Each year, World Press Photo invites photographers from across the globe to participate in the World Press Photo Contest, the top photojournalism competition worldwide. An independent international jury of 19 experts judges all entries in Amsterdam, and an annual exhibition takes the prizewinning images to 100 locations in 45 countries. It is seen by millions of visitors. Among other activities developed by World Press Photo, are an annual contest for multimedia, exhibitions on a variety of current themes, and the stimulation of photojournalism through educational programs. World Press Photo is run as an independent, non-profit organization with its office in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where World Press Photo was founded in 1955.

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07 May - 16 June 2013World Press Photography ExhibitionBuilding 18, Gallery 1

On occasion of Katara Galleries Exhibition Eye to Eye, with Portrait Paintings by Brazilian born artist Harding Meyer, the artist will be in residence at the Katara Art Studios from the 7th of May to the 13th of May 2013. He will be directing a workshop where he will show how he creates his portrait paintings.

Harding will show the medial character and origin of his work, then the long and complex process of painting, with which he slows and reanimates the pictures.

The artist will go into detail on his painting technique and create portraits with the participants.

At the end of the 7 day portrait painting workshop the Katara Art Studios will organize an impromptu exhibition of all the portraits produced during the workshop for which all friends and family members of the participating artists are invited to attend.

07 - 13 May 2013Harding Meyer PortraitPainting WorkshopKatara Art Studios, Building 1905:00 PM to 08:00 PM (Sunday to Thursday)03:00 PM to 08:00 PM (Friday and Saturday)Fee: FreeLimit of Participants: 12 Artists

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Al-Gannas association organizes a contest of the best falcons molting. Falcons molting: Is the period it takes for replacement of all or part of the feathers. Molting occurs in response to a mixture of hormonal changes brought about by seasonal changes and During this period, Falcons need to be in an atmosphere similar to the wild environment.

For more information, please contact: 4408 1850 / 33133290

05 May 2013Contest of the best falcons moltingAl-Gannas association, Building 33

A teenage loner and talented musician is bullied by his peers. A man loses his savings; his wife is a victim of identity theft. A journalist puts her interview subject in danger. And all of this happens online. The Internet now connects millions of us to each other at the mere click of a mouse but what happens if those connections dont turn out the way we predict they will? Disconnect takes a look at the underside of the Internet, wondering what might be the consequences of sharing too much about ourselves with people we dont know enough about.

Tickets on sale now at dohafilminstitute.com or in person at the DFI Ticket Outlets. (Select hours only. See dohafilminsititue.com for more information on ticket outlets locations and operating hours)

09 - 15 May 2013DisconnectKatara DFI CinemaKatara Drama Theater, Building 16

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12 May - 23 June 2013Moosa Omar Exhibition10:00 AM to 10:00 PMBuilding 19, Gallery 1

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Qatar Visual Arts Center presents a new experience of works through the Omani Artist Moosa Omar and with the participation Qatari Artists Hassan El-Mulla and Maryem Al-Moussa considered as a tribute to the artist in a new and unique experience to be a surprise in the exhibition

about his artistic experience, Moussa Omar stated: In my opinion,

art is not only a means and a tool to express and communicate with other; I see inside that invisible and irrepressible inherent force in the Spirit that makes a world parallel to the reality and crossed at the same time. So I triumphed to use the code in many of my works, due to my deep faith of the vast expressive space similar to the heavens dimension, where I can fly like a mythical bird with thousand wings.

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Portrait Artist Harding Meyer was born in Porto Alegre/Brazil in 1964. In 1987, he started his studies at Karlsruhe Art Academy. For the last 15 years he has participated in several international art exhibitions and art fairs receiving great critical acclaim, and also enjoying commercial success, with his works being coveted by art collectors and art lovers.

Katara Cultural Village Foundation is presenting an exhibition with 13 large sized Portraits by Harding Meyer. Portrait Paintings are the artists trademark. The Katara Curatorial team has selected the artist to exhibit his work at the Cultural Village Foundation Art Galleries, and to be an artist in residence at the Katara Art Studios, where he will be directing portrait painting workshops with artists based in Qatar, and engaging with Qatari artists.

Harding Meyers work is extremely engaging and draws the spectator into its subjects faces and lives through the eyes. It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul; this popular saying is very well illustrated in the artists work. When first admiring one of Hardings paintings the first thing the spectator realizes are the eyes and how deep they manage to involve us in a matter of seconds.

The subjects selected for the portrait paintings might be chosen at random, or on a very informal manner, but the depiction of the subjects is always very focused and intimate, Harding Meyer paints them Eye to Eye and manages to captivate and glimpse into the soul of every subject he paints.Today, Harding Meyer lives and works near Karlsruhe, Germany.

15 May - 23 June 2013Eye to Eye Portraits by Harding Meyer10:00 AM to 10:00 PMBuilding 18, Gallery 2

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Mozarts Final Piano Concerto

Wednesday, May 1, 20137:30 pmKatara Cultural Village Opera House

Chamber Music Series:Pearls of Romantic Music

Wednesday, May 15, 20137:30 pmKatara Cultural Village Opera House

Dvoks Seventh Symphony

Saturday, May 11, 20137:30 pm

Katara Cultural Village Opera House

Schumann Piano Concerto

Saturday, May 18, 20137:30 pm

Katara Cultural Village Opera House

World Premiere of Khalifs Kanun Concerto

Thursday, May 23, 20137:30 pmKatara Cultural Village Opera House

07Ongoing Events

Moudhi Al Hajri is one of the most interesting Qatari photographers today, her drive and passion for photography as a form of art, and as a medium that allows her to engage with the world she inhabits, is heartfelt and deep. Her photography is extremely compelling and she does not have a style as such, she transcends these classifications and uses her camera to engage with the world at large and its peoples, in many cases even to give them a voice.

My Journeys Through Yemen is an exhibition attempting to share with the Qatari audience Moudhi Al Hajri 6 year very personal involvement with Yemen as a country and its people. The works exhibited share with us Moudhis journeys through Yemen from 2007 to 2013. Visitors are going to be able to grasp the magnitude of this photographers dedication to Yemen and its people through the breathtaking scope and extension of the work exhibited, both conceptually and geographically.

There are very few geographic areas in Yemen that Moudhi has not visited with her most faithful supporter and journey companion, her husband. Moudhi had to negotiate with local, self-proclaimed defense groups, with the official government of Yemen, with authorities and entities, with tribal leaders, rebel leaders, etc All efforts were undertaken by this extremely driven and dedicated

Qatari photographer in order to allow her to fulfill her ambition to show the world how beautiful Yemen and its people are.

Themes on this exhibition are varied; they range from Architecture to Anthropological and Ethnographic, Social and Cultural aspects. The visitor will feel immersed in a Yemen that very little people know, ever heard of, and that very few people know it exists in its current depiction in the My Journeys Through Yemen exhibition.

Extensive and ambitious as the exhibition is, with over 200 photographs on display, very meticulously accompanied with maps and captions supporting the reading of the exhibition by the audience, the current exhibition is just a pause in the current project, its a make a balance exhibition, because the project is still ongoing, and having worked in the curation of this exhibition with the artist during the last year, Moudhi Al Hajfri is already talking about her next trips, and inviting me to her Journeys Through Yemen!

My Journeys Through Yemen is an ongoing Moudhi Al Hajri project and Katara is very proud to be associated with it and invites all our audience to take the journey with us at the exhibition.

20 April - 25 May 2013My Journeys Through YemenMoudhi Al HajriBuilding 22

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Faraj Daham and Mohammed Abu Al-Naja are two artists based in Doha. Faraj is a Qatari artist and a pillar in the Doha art panorama, an artist full of energy and with a unique viewpoint over his home city, Doha. Abu Al-Naja is an Egyptian artist working in Doha as a curator also, a man with enormous sensibility and with a nostalgic and endearing regard over his home-town city, Cairo. The city encompasses both a human physicality, and a cultural point of view which we might adopt to explain certain unexpected phenomena such as the dominance of established principles and a way of life which organizes relations between people in accordance with changing ideas, trends and behaviors, something that cannot be detached from the cultural diversity within in the city. There is an infinite variety from one person to the next, while all compete to turn their dreams into reality, or as Shakespeare put it in the Tempest, in the words of Prospero, We are such stuff as dreams are made on. Indeed, we are also the architects and builders of those dreams, and the spectators who look on as they are built. As we thereby act to turn our hopes and desires into reality, our aspirations become distorted, as does the very image of the person within us. Faraj looks at Doha and through his artistic, practice conveys to us a series of dreams, aspirations, anxieties and simple recorded memories sent from Doha, to another home city, by the workers

that day in and day out erect the buildings we soon will inhabit and populate with other dreams, aspirations and anxieties. Faraj uses for the artwork exhibited the artifice of the postcard to convey the simple, but deeply felt a dilemma every worker, and in fact, every expat living in Doha, has to deal with daily. How can we carry 2 cities in our hearts and heads? There are no terminal answers for this question, but throughout the works in exhibition, we can have an insight into what Faraj Daham feels and thinks of this dilemma. There is definably a deep feeling of empathy with the workers and their realities. There is definitely a great attempt to understand and connect with people. Mohammed Abu al-Naja evokes his city Cairos 25th January revolution: an event which filled its squares with every conceivable kind of initiative in defiance of fear and hegemony. In his eyes, his city has had a complete facelift; its features changed beyond all recognition, coloured by the constant motion that eludes any expectations or categorization. The city remains out of focus, a body under tension, its concerns and dreams weighing heavily on its shoulders. Abu al-Naja pictures it as two men shoulder to shoulder, united by the bundles of hay both carry on their shoulders. As these merge into one shared burden, their bodies form one thick-set tree, heavy with its parched branches.

04 April - 11 May 2013City ExhibitionFaraj Daham / Abu El NagaGallery 1 & 2, Building 19

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Designed to Win celebrates the ways in which design and sport are combined, pushing the limits of human endeavor to achieve records and victories of increasing significance and wonder. The exhibition explores the various ways in which design has shaped the sporting world, celebrating the introduction of revolutionary new materials such as Neoprene and carbon fibre, new technologies, fashions and sporting equipment, all of which have transformed sporting enterprise.

Designed to Win demonstrates the process of designing sporting equipment and its various influences, including material innovations, sporting constraints, nature and science. With new innovations and continued refinement, athletes have become faster, stronger and fitter, in turn beyond the sporting arena and now encompassing areas as diverse as fashion, advertising, art, film, design, business and politics. The exhibition explores key moments where design has played a significant role in progressing sport and looks at themes of safety, performance and examples where sporting bodies have intervened to limit the effects of technological doping where new equipment is deemed to give some athletes an unfair advantage over others. By examining celebrated sporting moments and the sense of shared celebration and spectacle, the exhibition will look at not just how design can influence sport but also how sport has influenced design, art and culture. Design to win also looks at how design has revolutionized sports opportunities for people with physical.

14 March - 23 June 2013Designed to WinKATARA Exhibition in Collaboration with the Design Museum in London, UKBuilding 3

Magnum Photos and the Katara Cultural Village Foundation curators have selected for this exhibition classic Martin Parr projects such as Small World, Parrs satirical look at global tourism, alongside newer bodies of work such as Luxury, an insight into the worlds super rich. To celebrate the Qatar UK Year of Culture 2013, a wide selection of Parrs work in the UK is on display; a visual exploration of the idiosyncrasies and uniqueness of British culture.

18 March - 11 May 2013Martin Parr ExhibitionGallery 1, Building 18

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KATARA organized last month The African Festival from 07th to 13th April 2013, the public lived their passion by participating in all sorts of activities related to African music and arts, in a space created especially for the occasion: Africa in the village of inspiration. The KATARA African Festival hosted various activities designed to enhance the festivals program. A big stage was set up to welcome the Street Artists and the Ambulatory Music Bands and acts.

The public and Guests to participate by playing different instruments, singing or using percussion provided on site, professional musicians present during helped and initiated kids to the music and instruments discovery. For this first edition, the International KATARA African Festival proposed an original and authentic multi arts exhibitions proposing Masks, Jewelry, Photos, Handcrafts, Paintings, Instruments, wood sculpture all representing different African countries and cultures.

The African Festival in KATARA, which will take place for theShow Performers were presented during all the festival to animate the main places of Katara and to celebrate this amazing festival. They were performing ethnic authentic African shows such as: La Hadhra, Malouf, Gnawa, Mezwed, Stambali, percussion This African Circus: the Kenyan Boys composed of musicians, dancers, acrobats, fire performers and contortionists propelled visitors into a whirlwind of wonder with amazing acrobatic and juggling feats and a host of entertaining numbers.

Four-day Senyar Festival, Fishing and Diving Competition concluded on with a gala song, dance and an award ceremony on the Katara beach on Saturday 20/04/2013. The sailors, including 30 local teams - with a maximum of 10-member team , which went on a mission to hunt for fish and oysters returned to the Katara beach amid the singing of traditional songs. They were warmly welcomed by the organizing committee and Dr. Khaled Asulaiti - General Manager- of the Cultural Village Foundation accompanied by Mr. Ahmed Assayed director of Katara beaches, besides children and adults wearing traditional costumes reflecting a beautiful heritage portrait well-known in the Arab Gulf shores a long time ago.

At the award ceremony, the winning "El Falak" team was awarded QR300,000. The second "Al Bdid" team was awarded QR200,000 and the third "Al Janoob" team was awarded QR150,000, and from the 4th position to the 15th by order: Al Majdami, sharaooh, Alkharij, Althakhira, Um Al Hawal, Jinan, Azubara, Sharq, Al,Majbel, Annawakhith, Alwakrah, Sareh.

"Al Bdid" team won the prize of the biggest fish and was awarded QR100,000.

07 - 13 April 2013Katara African FestivalKatara Esplanade

17 - 20 April 2013Senyar FestivalKatara Beach

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Katara presented at the Drama Theater the opera that conquered London in Handels time comes to the Met in David McVicars lively production. The worlds leading countertenor, David Daniels, sings the title role opposite Natalie Dessay as an irresistibly exotic Cleopatra. Baroque specialist Harry Bicket conducts.

CAST Harry Bicket (Conductor)Natalie Dessay (Cleopatra)Alice Coote (Sesto)Patricia Bardon (Cornelia)David Daniels (Giulio Cesare)Christophe Dumaux (Tolomeo)Guido Loconsolo (Achilla)

Subtitles in English2 IntermissionsTotal Run Time: 4:31

27 April 2013Giulio CesareDrama Theater, Building 16

The Cultural Village Foundation organized the Spring Outdoor Art Fair with the participation of a large selection of fine art artists and the intensely presence of fascinated and art lovers.

A total of 300 artworks of different axes were displayed behind the Amphitheatre.

The exhibition had a wonderful festive atmosphere commensurate with the spring weather and its refreshing wafts as valuable opportunity to highlight artistic talents and encourage and increase the self-confidence of the owners of displayed artwork.

A distinctive participation of Qatari artists and other residents marked this event. A large number of visitors attended the exhibition, and the percentage of sales reached 50%.

18 - 20 April 2013Spring Outdoor Art FairAmphitheater

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The Katara Art Studios (KAS) are located within Cultural Village Foundation, at the heart of the Katara Galleries neighborhood, Building 19. KAS has 2 workshop rooms where educational programs in the visual arts are delivered and developed, a lounge library, and 3 artist studios hosting a local, regional and international Artist in Residency Program, developed and supported by Katara. The artist studios will also receive guest artists during their exhibitions at Katara Galleries and serve as an educational platform from where knowledge transmission will be promoted and encouraged between all Artists in Residence, the Guest artists, and Qatari artists.

Building 19Katara Art Studios

Tel. : +974 4408 0233 Working Hours :08:00am - 08:00pm Saturday - Thursday 02:00pm - 08:00pm Friday

E-mail :education@katara.netFOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @kataraartstudio @kataragalleries

Poet MajlesTel.: +974 4408 0456Building. 28

Sout Al KhaleejTel.: +974 4408 0314Building. 11

Forum of Arabic and International RelationsTel.: +974 4408 0455Building. 28

Qatar Society of EngineersTel.: +974 4408 1472Building.22

Bedaya CenterTel.: 974-4408-0268Building. 30

Qatar Photographic SocietyTel.: +974 4408 1812Building. 18

Visual Art CenterTel.: +974 4408 1388Building. 19

Brooq MagazineTel.: +974 4408 1181Building. 22B

Childhood Cul-tural CenterTel.: +974 4408 1535Building. 30

Katara Art CenterTel.: +974 4408 0247Building. 5

Qatar Museums Authority Tel.: +974 4408 1255 / 59Building. 10

Al GannasAssociationTel.: +974 4408 1369Building. 33

Arab Postal Stamp MuseumTel.: +974 4409 1077Building. 22A

Qatar Fine Arts SocietyTel.: +974 4408 1471Building. 13

Siwar Choral (Al Jazeera Children)Tel.: +974 4412 8258Building. 18

Doha Film InstituteTel.: +974 4420 0505Building. 25,26 and 21

ChaclateBuilding.:15, Tel: +974 4408 0733

El Cigar LoungeEntrance 1 Amphitheatre, Tel: +974 4408 0750

Khan Farouk, Egyptian restaurantBuilding.:07, Tel: +974 4408 0840 - 0844

Sukar Pasha, Ottoman LoungeBuilding.:31, Tel: +974 4408 2000

Red Velvet CupcakeryBuilding.:24, Tel: +974 4408 0700

Saffron Lounge, Indian CuisineBuilding.:26, Tel: +974 4408 0808 - 1234

Mamig, Armenian Lebanese restaurantBuilding.:02, Tel: +974 4408 0800

Chapati & Karak CafBuilding.:23, Tel: +974 4408 1408

Lwzaar Seafood MarketBuilding.:27, Tel: +974 4408 0710 - 0711

La Gelateria FinaBuilding.:36A1, Tel: +974 4408 0777

le VesuvioBuilding.:20, Tel: +974 4408 1500

Sidra Convenience StoreBuilding.:29, Tel: +974 4408 0740

U'sha FrshkaBeachfront A

Shawarma AlbisanaBeachfront A, Tel: +974 4408 1400

Kunafa AlbisanaBeachfront A, Tel: +974 4408 1200

Sukar PashaRoasted lamb, a special treat for the season, is a well marinated baby lamb. It is tender and juicy served with traditional Turkish rice for QR 99 per serving, from 7 p.m. onwards, daily. (4408-2000)

Red VelvetDecorate your own cupcake and create a masterpiece - a great way for childrens educational fun, ideal for birthday celebrations at QR 60 per child, daily. (4408-0700)

Red Velvet. Buy your favorite cupcake and coffee is on us, daily. (4408-0700)

Red Velvet. Buy a dozen of cupcakes and get 10% off, daily. (4408-0700)

Keep it fresh with Red Velvets Summer Thirst Quencher Beverages, daily. (4408 0700)

El Cigar LoungeBe in a lavish, welcoming feel and comfortable ambiance where you can share a story and make a new and lasting familiarity and enjoy the music of Doha Jazz Band from 7pm to 11pm, Thurs & Fridays. (4408-0750)

Lwzaar Seafod MarketOur Special Main Course might be your choice. Visit Lwzaar and relish Lwzaars recommendation of the day, daily. (4408-0710)

Lwzaar Seafod Market. With family and friends, come and celebrate any of your special occasions at Lwzaar and capture the moment for a happy and everlasting memory with our free snap shot that will be featured at Lwzaar Celebrants book, daily. (4408-0710)

Lwzaar Seafod Market. Dont miss the newest addition to Lwzaars way of cooking, Tandori grill and Thai Curry, daily. (4408-0710)

ChaclateTreat yourself with our unique Parisian breakfast or indulge to our exceptional Chaclate Breakfast available from 8 am to 11 am, daily. (4408-0733)

Chaclate. A true feast for the senses. Enjoy 20% discount on Vinchi Chocolate, daily for the month of May. (4408-0733)

le VesuvioChoose your afternoon, gain value with time and revel in our coffee break menu. A selection of coffee, cake, sweet pizza, from 3.30pm-6.30pm, Mon Sat. (4408-1500)

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Enjoy the beauty of the colors, the amazing delicious taste, the smell of the natural spicesWithin the finest restaurants

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It starts at Katara Beachand ends where you want!

Its summertime and for many people that mean hitting the beach. If you think that spending time at the beach is limited to just swimming, you still have a lot to discover. There are many other thrilling activities that the visitors can enjoy at Katara beach.

Experience a guided kayak tour of the spectacular Katara coastline or have fun with your friends and family by choosing boat and banana rides. Learn how to surf, or try our lessons for wakeboarding and knee boarding.

The beach department welcomes any events and festivals to be organized from individuals or companies at Katara beach. Discounts are offered for schools, colleges and groups.

Beach Services

Thebeachcanbereservedbyindividuals or companies for any special occasion.

Thebeachopensdailyfrom10:30 am until 5:30 pm.

Thefamilybeachisnowopenfrom 4 pm until 11 pm.

Find your shady spot, enjoy the sea breeze

For membership information or any other inquiry please contact:

Mr. Mousa Zeidan

Tel: +974 4408 1017 Mobile: +974 7710 0151

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15 May - 23 June

Eye to EyePortraits by Harding Meyer

Gallery 2Building 18

12 May - 23 June

Moosa Omar Exhibition

Gallery 1Building 19

04 April - 11 May

City ExhibitionFaraj Daham / Abu El Naga

Gallery 1 & 2Building 19

20 April - 25 May

My Journeys Through YemenMoudhi Al Hajri

Building 22

07 May - 16 June

World Press PhotographyExhibition

Gallery 1Building 18

18 March - 11 May

Martin Parr Exhibition

Gallery 1Building 18

07 - 13 May

Harding Meyer Portrait Painting Workshop

Katara Art StudiosBuilding 19

09 - 15 May

DisconnectKatara DFI Cinema

Katara Drama Theater Building 16

14 March - 23 June

Designed to WinKATARA Exhibition in Collaboration withthe Design Museum in London, UK

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Performences Exhibitions Edu ProgramFilm

14 Katara Cultural Village Foundation Offices15 Katara Cultural Village Foundation

03A Substation12 Katara Multipurpose HALL 15 Regency Travel Agency & QNB ATM Machines

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