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Here comes the sun: DIAC show revels in glow of summer colours
Gulf Today
|July 23, 2025
Dubai International Art Centre (DIAC), a cornerstone of the UAE’s creative community, has unveiled its latest exhibition, Summer Colors. It is a showcase of artistic talent that celebrates the spirit of summer through vivid colours, enviable textures, and sincere expression (July 19-26).
The exhibition opened to a full house of art lovers, collectors, and cultural dignitaries, and features a lineup of over 50 talented artists from diverse nationalities. Their artworks - inspired by the glowing warmth, profound energies and the special beauty of summer create a kaleidoscope of canvases across a variety of mediums including paintings, mixed media, and abstract compositions.
The opening ceremony was graced by Chief Guest Anamika Chatterjee, Associate Editor of Khaleej Times. She said that “artists must always follow their passion, even when life gets busy with responsibilities. Art is what keeps the soul alive.” The event was also honoured by the presence of leading Emirati artist Faisal Abdul Qader, Guest of Honour, who applauded DIAC’s continued commitment to providing a platform for both emerging and established artists.
“Dubai International Art Centre has played a crucial role in nurturing creative talent through exhibitions such as this,” he said.
Noted cultural personality Ahmed Al Awadhi Rukni attended the event as Special Guest, along with other prominent personalities from the media and art worlds, including senior artist Anjini Prakash Laitu. Their presence added undoubted significance and recognition to the inaugural. Exhibition Director Ambika Vohra expressed her pride in the quality and diversity of the artworks on display. “The works showcased here are not just beautiful; they're ideal for enhancing any home,” she said. “The attention to detail and emotional depth in each piece is remarkable.”
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