The UNESCO Art Camp 2025 is set to be an extraordinary gathering of artists from around the world, fostering cultural exchange, artistic dialogue, and a shared vision of peace. With a distinguished lineup of participants, guest artists, and sponsors, this event promises to be a vibrant intersection of creativity and diplomacy.
A Platform for Cultural Diplomacy
Under the patronage of UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Cultural Diplomacy, Hedva Ser, and the Andorran National Commission for UNESCO, the Art Camp serves as a bridge between cultures, allowing artists to express their diverse heritage while working towards a common goal of unity and understanding.
The UNESCO team, including key figures such as Samer Sallis (Australia) and Mohammed Hussein (Egypt), will oversee the event’s success, ensuring that it aligns with UNESCO’s mission to promote peace through artistic expression.
Honoring Global Artists
One of the highlights of this year’s camp is the participation of world-renowned British artist Sacha Jafri, who will be the Guest of Honor. Jafri, known for his large-scale paintings and humanitarian efforts, brings his unique artistic vision to this global initiative.
Another esteemed guest is Moza Abdullah Bin Ziban (UAE), recognized as an influential figure in the UAE’s artistic landscape and a Patron of Design (POD). Her presence underscores the UAE’s dedication to supporting the arts and fostering international cultural collaboration.
A Diverse Representation of Talent
The Art Camp will feature a remarkable selection of artists representing various countries, including:
Dr. Karima Alshomely, Mona Al Khaja, Salem Al Junibi, and Faezeh Mohammed Hassan (UAE)
Gonzalo Rodríguez Gómez (Spain), Loize Kalinsek (Slovenia), and Sami Al Syabi (Oman)
Zheng Zhihong (China), Jivan Hovhannisyan (Armenia), and Neveen Abu Samra (Palestine-Polish)
Labiba Ferhat (Algeria), Asan Parmannov (Tajikistan), and Waaek Kamel Hamadeh, Atul Panase, Lipika Das (India)
Franck Hantan (Benin-France), Adrian Seicluna (Malta), and Dr. Thomas Stollar (USA)
This diverse mix of artistic voices ensures a dynamic and inspiring atmosphere where participants can exchange ideas, create collaborative works, and contribute to UNESCO’s vision of intercultural dialogue.
The Significance of Art in a Changing World
In a time of global challenges, art remains a powerful tool for fostering empathy, understanding, and cross-cultural appreciation. The UNESCO Art Camp 2025 is not just a celebration of artistic excellence but also a call to action—encouraging creative minds to build bridges through their work.
As artists from different backgrounds come together to share their talents and perspectives, they reaffirm the idea that art is a universal language capable of transcending borders.
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