Omar Shahwan This exhibition comes by way of artist Omar Shahwan’s constant experimentation with colors and formations in an attempt to create beautiful art that enriches viewers without prioritizing its literature and philosophy... The seamless beauty of the pieces is embodied in their simplicity and ease of enjoyment, as with rapt listeners of musical works, imparting joy and connecting them to their memories. Yazan Salman In this exhibition artist Yazan Salman presents a contemporary look at the Ain Ghazal statues, which were his visual reference points. The archaeological importance of the statues is their benchmark on the gender level in the historical era of human civilization of the time. Considered a turning point marking the transformation from the age of the mother to the commencement of a patriarchal society, these works portray social conflict by demonstrating a parody between the postures assumed by the statues, in sequence, and the latent gentleness of their features. They hint at a decline of the era of the female goddess and the rise of male dominance.