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01-30 Nov 2012Elizabeth Taylor in Iran, 1976

13 and 15 of Nov 2012 Ballet Gala

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Katara 2nd Traditional Dhow Festival

About UsThe 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 emphasises 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 to-gether 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 endeavours 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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13–17 Nov 2012Katara 2nd Traditional Dhow FestivalKatara Beach

For hundreds of years fishermen, pearl-divers, and traders from Africa to India relied on the dhow for their livelihood. Now, 1300 years later, we celebrate what has become one of the most striking symbols of our heritage. Discover the story of the dhow yourself at Katara where scores of boats from across the region will converge along the beachfront. Live the experience of working on one of these magnificent vessels through the words of their owners and their crew. Immerse yourself in the rich history through workshops, exhibitions, displays, and galleries. Take a piece of heritage home at the numerous souvenir shops.

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Dhow show

Village & exhibitions

Traditional performers

School visits & activities

Live dhow building

Cruising

Light and fireworks show

Pearl diving Competition

Rowing competition

Kids workshop

Compete in the rowing competition to win exciting prizes!

Competition date: 16 November

The rowing competition will be held during the 2nd Traditional Dhow Festival 2012 in Katara. Each team will be made up of ten male members and 1 captain.

Registration will be between 28 October - 08 November 2012.

Prizes will be as follows: first prize 80,000 QR, second QR 50,000, third 40,000 QR, fourth 30,000 QR and fifth 20,000 QR , sixth 15,000 QR, seventh 10,000 QR, eighth 8,000 QR, ninth 6,000 QR and tenth 4,000 QR.

For registration, please call Katara Beach Offices:

Tel. No: 44081017

Mobile: 77100151

E-mail: dhow@katara.net

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08, 09 and 10 Nov 2012Mary Stuart Theatrical PerformanceDrama Theater, Building 16

Japanese photographer Kimiko Yoshida studied photography in Japan as well as in France, where she lives and works since 1995. Her brilliant photographic portraits capture the timeless tradition reinterpreted by a plethora of cultures throughout history. In addition, Kimiko’s unique artistic vision and vivid ensemble not only blend countless cultures, rituals, and mythologies to summon timeless female beauty; but they also remind us, somehow ironically, of the sheer breadth of human diversity and alikeness we share (AFRO STYLE MAGAZINE Summer,2012).

For the Katara Galleries exhibition the curator has selected works where the artist features her interpretation of Middle Eastern, Arab and North African traditional dress and accessories. As in all Kimiko’s photographic work, she features in all the works as an absent character, presenting her vision of the culture or cultural aspect she chooses to share with the audience. Her work is of breathtaking lightness and the visitor cannot but get absorbed by the work and identify convergence and dialogue possibilities with the artwork.Through Kimiko’s work the visitor will be able to have access to the elementary pieces of different cultural interpretations, the artist manages in all her work to offer us the essential, the minimal but also the ultimately necessary hints and elements for understanding the “other”, his culture, and ultimately ourselves, in relation to the “other”.

01 Nov – 01 Dec 2012Intangible Brides by Kimiko YoshidaGallery 2, Building 18

Katara introduces The Faction Theater and Schiller’s masterpiece Mary Stuart for the first time in Qatar. The Faction starts its international tour with three performances of Mary Stuart in Katara’s Drama Theater on the 08th, 09th and 10th of November. An amazing performance that gathered astonishing reviews, Mary Stuart is a theatrical play that no one should miss.

A political prisoner is accused of religious extremism, incitement of war and masterminding assassination. She has been retrospectively charged with a law that was invented specifically for her. She has been denied access to witnesses and found guilty by a jury – but not a jury of her peers.That would be impossible; her only peer is Queen Elizabeth I. This presents Elizabeth with a terrifying dilemma: to reign in fear for the rest of her life or to have her cousin and fellow queen executed.

TALBOT BURLEIGH LEICESTER KENNEDY AUBESPINE PAULET KENT MARY STUART MELVIL MORTIMER ELIZABETH

ANDREW CHEVALIERRICHARD DELANEYGARETH FORDRED

LEONIE HILLSHAI MATHESON

LACHLAN McCALLJONNY McPHERSON

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13 and 15 of Nov 2012 Ballet GalaOpera House

Katara will present a Ballet Gala for 2 nights at the Opera House on the 13th and 15th of November.

In equal parts, the Gala will fascinate the experienced ballet lover – and captivate those who are new to this noble art form. This will be an evening of dance to provide a glimpse of the diversity created across two hundred years of artistry.

This programme has been crafted to present some of the most important styles of dance arranged in dynamic fashion – ranging from classical to neoclassical to modern styles. The night will feature iconic fragments from those immortal Russian classics of the XIX century - Swan Lake, Giselle & Le Corsair.

A special place has also been given to masterpieces of XX century choreography. Works by William Forsyth, Roland Petit, George Balanchine and Ben Stevenson have all been selected. Such a range of styles will make this is an essential event for those wishing to learn more and delve deeper into ballet.

To top it all, these majestic works will be delivered by some of most exciting dancers of the moment. You will have a chance to see genuine stars, from the world’s most established ballet theatres including the Mariinsky Theatre, New York City Ballet, Paris Opera and Staatsballett Berlin. These dancers have the exquisite qualities needed to recreate these wonderful pieces and they will make these 2 nights unforgettable.

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Tchaikovsky pas des deuxchoreography George Balanchine, music Peter Tchaikovsky Ashley Bouder & Joaquin De Luz

Beginningchoreography Vladimir Varnava, music Erik SatieIgor Kolb

Giselle pas des deuxchoreography Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot, Music Adolphe AdamElisa Carrillio Cabrera & Mikhail Kaniskin

In the Middlechoreography William Forsyth, music Tom WilliamsNatalia Domracheva & Noah Gelber

3 Preludeschoreography Ben Stevenson, music Sergei Rachmaninov Aurelie Dupont & Alessio Carbone

Corsair pas des deuxchoreography Mariuce Petipa, music Adolphe AdamMaia Makhateli & Matthew Adam Golding

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Fanfare LXchoreography Douglas Lee, music Michael NymanElisa Carrillio Cabrera & Mikhail Kaniskin

Thais pas de deuxchoreography Roland Petit, music Jules MassenetMaia Makhateli & Matthew Adam Golding

Handle pas des deuxchoreography William Forsyth, music Frederic HandleNatalia Domracheva & Noah Gelber

Arlesiennechoreography Roland Petit, music Bizet Aurelie Dupont & Alessio Carbone

TarantellaGeorge Balanchine, music Louis Moreau Gttschalk Ashley Bouder & Joaquin De Luz

Swan Lake pas des deuxchoreography Mariuce Petipa, music Peter TchaikovskyDiana Vishneva & Igor Kolb

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01-30 Nov 2012Elizabeth Taylor in Iran, 1976 Firooz ZahediGallery 1, Building 19

Firooz Zahedi was a persona l f r iend and confidant of El izabeth Taylor, as a friend and a photographer he accom-panied the movie start in her visit to Iran in 1976. This exhibition will bring to Doha the photographs taken during that visit.

Doha Tribeca Film Festival, a cultural magnet for the community, has grown exponentially over the years, helping position Qatar as a leading cultural destination for the region and beyond. DTFF has always had a community focused international outlook and this year with an expanded format, they will offer screenings that span the globe with an unprecedented range of offerings for discerning fans and film enthusiasts. DTFF 2012 plans to integrate new elements to this year’s festival, making their initiatives stronger to further their mandate of promoting local and Arab cinema and talents. DTFF is a meeting ground for the filmmaking community and aims to create synergy between all attendees and engender fruitful relationships between thriving film cultures.

The Festival will showcase an internationally diverse programme of over 50 films in distinct themed segments, providing a dynamic se t o f pe rspec t ives and s to r ies fo r fes t iva l -goers . Public participation will also be central with the Festival providing an array of large community events, including the hugely popular family day, as well as panels, networking events and educational filmmaking programs including Doha Talks and Doha Projects”

For detailed programme please visit www.dohafilminstitute.com on the 31st of October.

Contact: Communications@dohafilminstitute.com

17-24 November 2012Doha Tribeca Film FestivalDrama Theatre & Opera House, Building 16

Following the success of last year’s Shared Glass Exhibition, Katara, the Cultural Village proudly presents Constantin Boym: Learning from Mabkhara. The exhibition will open at 7:00pm on Thursday 8th November at Katara .

Featuring unique and exquisite shapes and designs, Mabkhara is a traditional Arab incense burner, an authentic object typically used as daily domestic activities in the Arab world. Incense burners serve as representations of sensorial culture of the East, much celebrated in the world of literature and arts of the last two centuries. The exhibition will present the new objects alongside their traditional prototypes from the region, to illustrate the process of “learning” and to better highlight the dialectic between continuity and innovation.

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Encounter: The Royal Academy in the Middle East, is an exhibition featuring over 80 works of art in a wide variety of media by 25 Royal Academicians and 25 prominent artists from across the Middle East. Encounter offers a unique concept in showcasing the best of contemporary art practice around the globe. Eschewing the presentation of a single curatorial point of view or theme, Encounter enters into the spirit of engagement with the international art community and the general public by inviting important artists from different countries to exhibit side-by-side with a selection of prominent Royal Academicians. The aim of Encounter is to provide a platform for dialogue amongst practitioners working in a wide range of media – painting, sculpture, assemblage, photography and video – and for an international team of curators to exchange ideas about different communities and environments and how this translates into visual art experience. The Royal Academy of Arts counts among its members many of the world’s most renowned artists, spanning generations and working in a variety of styles and techniques. Many are rightfully recognised as influential pioneers of contemporary art. The participating Middle East artists are among the most established and eminent talents emerging from around the region. This unique combination of artists presents a rich and dynamic cross-section of cultural perspectives.

06 Dec – 06 March 2013Encounter- RAA in The Middle EastGallery 1&2, Building 19 and KataraGallery Building 22

06 Dec – 12 Jan 2013Naji Al Ali: Caricaturist ExhibitionGallery 1&2, Building 18

2012 Marks the 25th anniversary of the assassination n of the renown Palestinian caricaturist, Naji Al-Ali. Naji’s career began in 1963 as a caricaturist for the Kuwaiti Newspaper Al Tali’a and eventually included over 10,000 drawings published in newspapers throughout the Arab world. During his lifetime and posthumously, he was awarded many prizes including the prestigious “Golden Pen of Freedom” award from the International Federation of Newspaper Publishers. Naji was the first ever caricaturist to have won this prize and first ever Arab journalist.

Naji’s iconic cartoons focus exclusively on the plight and resistance of the Palestinian people. He is perhaps best known for his iconic figure, Handala, a ten year old Palestinian boy on barefoot, dressed in rags with his hands defiantly clasped behind his back.

To commemorate Naji al-Ali’s numerous achievments and to pay homage to his 25 year long career, Katara together with AlMarkhiya Gallery jointly brings this exhibition. It will be first time ever that Naji’s original drawings will be exhibited in the Middle East and only second time anywhere since his assassination in London in 1987.

The virtuosic Elina Garanca sings Sesto in Mozart’s drama set in ancient Rome. Giuseppe Filianoti is the noble Tito and Barbara Frittoli is Vitellia, in this handsome revival of one of the composer’s final masterpieces. Harry Bicket conducts.

Curated by Francesco Bonami, this exhibition profiles three types of history-makers and highlights the power of painting as a medium for recording historical events and portraying iconic figures. Yan Pei-Ming is a world-renowned artist who became known for his “epic-sized” portraits of Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong, and actor Bruce Lee.

Upcoming Events

01 Dec 2012La Clemenza Di Tito The Met:LIVE IN HDDrama Theater, Building 16

12 Oct 2012- 12 Jan 2013Yan Pei-Ming “Painting the History”QMA Gallery, Building 10

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Katara celebrated Eid Al Adha in the most brilliant way bringing you 3 nights of spectacular firework display. From the 26 to the 28 of October Katara visitors enjoyed a magnificent show of fireworks in the beachfront, lighting up the sky!

A Visionary Modernist, is the first museum retrospective of acclaimed Sudanese artist, Ibrahim El-Salahi. Including approximately 80 works encompassing over five decades of the artist’s career, this retrospective highlights drawings and paintings from international institutions and private collections. A Visionary Modernist follows work produced during El-Salahi’s travels and ongoing spiritual journey. The Exhibition begins with paintings from the periods before, during, and immediately following El-Salahi’s time at the prestigious Slade School of Fine Art at University College, London, in 1954. This was a time of self-discovery as well as an introduction to other world cultures and artistic practices. Inspired by art ranging from Ancient Islam, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance, to Modernists such as Cézanne, Pissarro, and Seurat, El-Salahi began to incorporate various visual techniques into his work.The exhibition continues with work made upon El-Salahi’s return to Sudan in 1957 and the years that followed. A Visionary Modernist concludes with paintings and drawings produced after El-Salahi’s return to Oxford, England, in 1998, to the present day, a period that represents the culmination of the artist’s experiences and career.

Ibrahim El-Salahi: A Visionary Modernist is organized by the Museum for African Art, New York, and guest curated by Dr. Salah M. Hassan, Goldwin Smith Professor, Cornell University.

Eric Parnes has worked with Katara’s Curator developing the current exhibition, discussing the theme of Orientalism and more precisely “Neo-Orientalism” as interpreted by the artist. The works selected for the exhibition illustrate, as Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz writes in the catalogue published for this exhibition, “the effects of globalization on a rapidly evolving Middle East, this kind of art ultimately highlights a cross-cultural conversation that has been going on for centuries”.Some of the highlight pieces presented in this exhibition reference the well-known American sitcom first aired in 1965, I Dream of Jeannie. The show featured Barbara Eden as a 2,000-year-old genie, and Larry Hagman as an astronaut who becomes her master. For the purposes of the current exhibition the artist uses this popular media culture series to explore Arab and Middle Eastern identity representations in the west, and in the Middle East, in contemporary culture, and perceptions of the Arabs and of the Middle East, by the west. By doing so, it also discusses identity constructs the Arabs and Middle Eastern peoples adopt for themselves based on Western perceptions of their culture and identity. This is an exhibition about cultural dialogue and bridges between reality and perception, both of Western culture and Arab and Middle Eastern cultures in general. The artists will be in residency at KAS for 4 weeks and several dedicated workshops with Qatar based artists and the general public will be offered. For further details please contact education@katara.net

26,27 and 28 Oct 2012Ibrahim Al Salahi: A Visionary ModernistGallery 2, Building 13

23 Oct to 24 of Nov 2012“I Dream of Jeannie: I See Demons” by Eric ParnesGallery 2, Building 19

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26,27 and 28 Oct 2012Eid FireworksKatara Esplanade

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The Childhood Cultural Center was founded in 2002 under the initiative of Her Highness Sheikha Mozah Bint Nasser Al-Misnad to encourage, support and develop social growth in Qatar. The center works on nurturing the creativity in children, while developing their interpersonal and communication skills.

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Poet MajlesTel.: +974 4408 0456Bldg. 28

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

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

Qatar Philharmonic OrchestraTel.: +974 4454 8158Bldg. 16

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Al GannasAssociationTel.: +974 4408 1369Bldg. 33

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

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

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

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

The Center aims at:Spreading awareness of the right methods of raising children at their different phases of growth. Preparing special Programs for parents to make them aware of the surrounding environment in its aspects of social and material factors that affect the course of children’s lives and growth. Making parents gain educational and cultural skills and techniques which contribute to sound breeding of children and keep them away from bad practices and wrong ways of behavior. Identifying the psychological, educational and social problems suffered by children, and then offering the mean that contribute to solving them. Awareness-raising among parents about causes of disability and how to solve them. Contributing to solving behavioral problems among children such as smoking, drug-taking and addiction, street violence and how to preserve the environment and other constructive practices. Developing the child’s linguistic, manual and mental skills and seeking developing the child’s cultural background.

Tel.: +974 4408 1535

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

Sukar Pasha, Othman LoungeBldg.:31, Tel: +974 4408 2000

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

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

Mamig, Armenian Lenanese restaurantBldg.:02, Tel: +974 4408 0800

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

L’wzaar, Seafood MarketBldg.:27, Tel: +974 4408 0710 - 0711

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

AlBisana KunafaBeachfront A, Tel: +974 4408 1200

AlBisana ShawarmaBeachfront A, Tel: +974 4408 1400

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

U'sha FrshkaBeachfront A

Dining

Italian Cuisine le VesuvioTel: +974 4408 1500Opening Hours: Monday -Saturday: 06pm-11pm. Closed on Sundays.

Restaurant Pride of Katara

Named after the famous Volcano in Naples , le Vesuv io of fers genuine Italian cuisine and exclusive scrumptious wood-fire baked pizzas.All our cuisine basics are freshly prepared using authentic Italian ingredients to provide you with the true taste for Italy.le Vesuvio will leave you with a memorable experience through a sophisticated cuisine and delicate

attention in a chic, urban setting. Italian cuisine is characterized by its extreme simplicity, with many dishes having only four to eight ingredients and rely essentially on the quality of the ingredients rather than on elaborate preparation. Popular and great for sharing with family and friends, tuck into a classic cacciatore, a quick midweek pasta or something for the sweet tooth.

At the Salon Culinaire event of the 7th Hotel, Restaurant and Food Exhibition in Qatar (Diyafa 2012), L’wzaar Seafood Market team, under the leadership and guidance of Chef Sonali Foneska, has won 29 medals bagging the Best Group.Its sister company Sukar Pasha Ottoman Lounge, under the

direction of Chef Afif Baran Yucel, seized 1 Gold with Distinction, 2 Gold, 1 Silver and 6 Bronze Awards. Being a neophyte didn’t hinder this team’s determination to win.As for Red Velvet Cupcakery, it won th e c ove te d t i t l e a s Favo r i teDelicatessen at the First Qatar Choice Award’s.

Experience the true Italian Cuisine in an ambience imbibed with Character

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Katara Beach will make you realize that "real life" occasionally needs escaping

Boat RideWater SkiingWakeboardingKnee BoardingFishing TripParasailingBanana RideWindsurfingHobie CatSailingSea Pedal BoatKayak /CanoeA

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Katara beach hosted a bungee jumping event which will take place on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th days of Al-Eid from 02:00 pm till midnight; withe the price of 350 QR which included a video recording of the participant jump.

The Bungee Jumping event, which was opened to the public allowed thrill seeking participants to bungee jump from a distance of as high as 70m over the pristine blue waters of Katara beach. The event undoubtedly provided thrill-seekers with a unique experience compl imented by the most magnificent view over Katara beach.

Beach Services

• Thebeachcanbereservedbyindividuals or companies for any special occasion.

• Thebeachopensdailyfrom10:30 am until 5:30 pm.

• Thefamilybeachisnowopenfrom 4 pm until 11 pm.

Bungee Jumping, an astonishing leap in your life

For membership information or any other inquiry please contact:

Mr. Mousa Zeidan

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

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Calendar

01 to 30 Nov 2012

“Elizabeth Taylor in Iran, 1976” Firooz Zahedi

10am - 10pm Bldg. 19, Gallery 1

02 Nov 2012

A One-Day MusicFestival

07:30pm Opera House, Bldg. 16ticketed event

03 Nov 2012

Greatest Hits in Opera

07:30pm Opera House, Bldg. 16ticketed event

13 & 15 of Nov 2012

Ballet Gala

08:00 pm Opera Houseticketed event

07 Dec 2012

Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony

07:30pm Opera House, Bldg. 16ticketed event

01 Nov – 01 Dec 2012

Intangible Brides by Kimiko Yoshida

10am - 10pm Gallery 2, Bldg. 18

08 - 10 Nov 2012

Mary Stuart Theaterical Performance

8.00pm Drama Theater, Bldg. 16

08 Nov – 01 Dec 2012

Constantin Boym Exhibition : Learning From Mabkhara

10am - 10pm Gallery 2, Building 13

17-24 November 2012

Doha Tribeca Film Festival

Drama Theater and Opera House, Building 16Museum of Islamic Arts and Souq Wakif

12 Oct 2012 - 12 Jan 2013

Yan Pei-Ming “Painting the History” Open Monday to Saturday 9:00 am -8:00 pmFriday 3:00 pm to 9:0m pmQMA Gallery 10, Katara

Performances Edu. Programs Festival Film Exhibitions

13 – 17 Nov 2012

Katara 2nd Traditional Dhow Festival

Katara Beach

05 Dec 2012

Chamber Music Series: Borodin Quartet

07:30pm Opera House, Bldg. 16ticketed event

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