CALENDAR 2022: 12 ILLUSTRATORS CELEBRATE SUDANESE CULTURE

Group Exhibition

February 03 – February 10 (2022)

Exhibition

As part of its cultural program, the Embassy of Spain in Sudan has committed to supporting the work of young Sudanese talents by promoting dialogue between local and Spanish artists.

In 2019, the Embassy published the “2020 Calendar: 12 Artists Celebrate the New Sudan”, which was followed by the “2021 Calendar: 12 Photographers Celebrate Diversity in Sudan”.

On both occasions, an act of presentation was held in the Residence of the Embassy of Spain with the organisation of an exhibition where the 12 works were displayed and available for sale.

This year, the embassy is publishing the third and last edition of its calendar, which will focus on digital illustration and graphic design. The calendar’s title will be “2022 Calendar: 12 Illustrators Celebrate Sudanese Culture”.

Exhibition Images

The Artists

Mosab Zakaria

Morn Shadow

Reham Kamal

The Lady

Shiroug Idris

Voyager

Mohanned Elkamel

Blue East

Sarah Mohamed

Terrace

Rana Jubara

The Old Tambour Player

Randa Jaffar

Jebena

Yousif Elamin

Al Wajba Express

Weam S. Ali

Sufism In Motion

Mai Elgizoul

The Neck Dance

Hadi Bkhite

To the Tunes of the West

Tasneem Yousif

Little Fatima

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