Al Markhiya Gallery inaugurated its exhibition Networks Part 3 at Building 5 in the Cultural Village Foundation, Katara, continuing its series of showcases that explore the Arab creative scene through distinguished artistic works.

The exhibition, which features contributions from Qatari artists, will run until October 9 and is held this year in collaboration with Saleh Barakat Gallery in Beirut.

Al Markhiya Gallery Managing Director Anas Kutit told Qatar News Agency (QNA) that this edition includes a wide range of artistic styles and schools, with works by Qatari artists Ali Hassan and Bouthayna Al Muftah representing Al Markhiya, alongside 15 artists from Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Palestine affiliated with Saleh Barakat Gallery.

He emphasized that each participating artist expresses their unique style and emotional depth, offering visitors a visual journey through diverse narratives and artistic expressions.

As visitors move from one painting to another, he stressed, they encounter multiple visual stories and discover different modes of expression united by a single goal: to highlight beauty and convey profound human emotion.

He added that the Networks exhibition continues to weave a creative web connecting Arab artists from Doha to the cultural capitals of the Arab world.