Syrian plastic artists exhibit more than 30 artworks in the Aalif Noon Gallery

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Damascus, (ST)  –  More than 30 paintings and sculptures of various artistic styles, techniques, and subjects were exhibited  in Aalif Noon Gallery within the celebration of the Syrian plastic Art Days.

The exhibition reflected the experiences of several generations of Syrian plastic artists.

Plastic artist, Badie Jahjah, the director of the hall, said that, “the celebration of the Syrian Plastic Art Days reflects the important partnership between the Ministry of Culture and the private galleries to show a group of Syrian plastic experiences to the public.”

Jahjah emphasized that, art and culture are the cure to the pains of war and crises.

It is noteworthy that a number of the exhibited works were signed by most of plastic artists.

Raghda Sawas

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