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British Embassy holds exhibition of Yemeni plastic art in Riyadh

[22/06/2023 02:12]

Riyadh - Saba
The British Embassy in Yemen held an exhibition of Yemeni art under the title "Water of Yemeni Wisdom", which was organized by the Yemeni Art Caravan Foundation.

The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture for the Arts and Literature Sector, Dr. Fayza Salam, indicated the importance of plastic art in representing the living memory of peoples and preserving identity and belonging..praising the initiative of the plastic art caravan..stressing that Yemeni artists always assert that they are greater than crises and louder than the sound of war.