The arts-and-design centre has announced a new winter programme that focuses on self-care, wellness and professional development of young creatives.
Warehouse421, the home-grown arts and design centre dedicated to showcasing and nurturing creative production across the region, announces its 2022 Winter Program. The program will offer a series of wellness events focused on self-care and professional development, including film screenings, creative workshops, a market and an open-mic with cl-u (creative link-up), and an education program for teenagers to seek inspiration from young creative practitioners to develop their skill sets further. Additionally, Warehouse421’s gallery spaces will inaugurate two new exhibitions titled “Out of Range” and “Language is Migrant.”
“One of Warehouse421’s core values is collaborations, and we start this year bearing the fruit of two important collaborations with local and regional cultural partners. We start off with Ammar Al Attar’s first solo exhibition, Out of Range, in partnership with The Institute for Emerging Art. Additionally, we are delighted to present, in collaboration with Colomboscope Contemporary Art Festival, a special edition of ‘Language is Migrant’. The edition will include artworks supported through Warehouse421 Project Revival Fund in 2020 and the festival explores intergenerational cultural practices from Sri Lanka, South Asia, and diverse international contexts,” said Faisal Al Hassan, Head of Warehouse421.
