Nada Ayyoub

The Dia Al-Azzawi Prize for Public Art, established in 2021, is the region’s sole award dedicated to recognising transformative artworks within urban contexts. This prestigious prize honours the artists and architects reshaping public spaces, fostering dialogue, and enriching communities through creative and contextual interventions. It holds significant importance in the cultural landscape, celebrating those who

The Dia Al-Azzawi Prize for Public Art, established in 2021, is the region’s only award dedicated to recognising transformative artworks within urban settings. This prestigious prize honours artists and architects who redefine public spaces, foster dialogue, and enrich communities through creative and contextually sensitive interventions. It plays a vital role in the cultural landscape, celebrating

The Dia Al-Azzawi Prize for Public Art, established in 2021, is the region’s only award dedicated to recognising transformative artworks within urban settings. This prestigious prize honours artists and architects who redefine public spaces, foster dialogue, and enrich communities through their creative and contextually sensitive interventions. It plays a vital role in the cultural landscape,

Dana Awartani (Photography by Ali Sumayin) Dana Awartani is a Saudi-Palestinian artist renowned for bridging contemporary and Islamic Arab art. Her artwork ‘Where The Dwellers Lay,’ showcased at Desert X Al Ula, exemplifies her dedication to cultural heritage, exploring themes of identity, history, and craftsmanship. Here, Dana discusses her artistic journey, her commitment to celebrating