The third session of the Carthage Days Festival for Contemporary Art kicked off in Tunis under the slogan “Art is a path and colors,” in the presence of 250 artists from 23 countries.<\/P>
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Qatari artists Hanadi Al Darwish, Fatima Al Nuaimi, Mubarak Al-Thani, Mubarak Al Malik, Duha Al Sulaiti, and Ali Al Kuwari are participating in this session, which will run until May 30, through the Katara Art Center.<\/P>
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In remarks to Qatar News Agency (QNA), Hanadi Al Darwish said that her participation in the festival is the second after the 2019 edition, noting that she is participating with five other plastic artists from Qatar in the festival’s activities.<\/P>
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She said that the festival represents an opportunity to enhance their artistic experience and support the links between artists from different countries of the Arab world.<\/P>
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Carthage Days Festival for Contemporary Art started in June 2018 by organizing a group of plastic art, sculpture, and various forms of art shows.<\/P>
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Source: Qatar News Agency<\/P>
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