Riyadh: The Misk Art Institute, part of the non-profit Mohammed bin Salman Foundation (Misk), on Friday launched the ninth edition of Misk Art Week at the Prince Faisal bin Fahd Arts Hall in Riyadh.

According to Saudi Press Agency, Misk Art Week is a six-day event dedicated to celebrating art and artists and offers a wide range of opportunities for discovery and creative interaction. The program includes art exhibitions, live performances, specialized workshops, and public programs, along with direct engagement with various art forms through carefully curated artistic experiences. It also features an art and design market showcasing the works of numerous artists and designers, allowing visitors to explore distinctive art pieces and connect directly with creative talents, fostering an artistic journey that celebrates expression.

Misk Art Institute CEO Reem Al-Sultan stated that Misk Art Week, now in its ninth year since its launch in 2017, is a significant platform connecting artists with the community, celebrating their achievements, and providing opportunities for direct interaction with art. She noted that this year's edition is attracting a broader range of artists and visitors, offering a platform for artists to showcase their creativity and for the public to experience reflection, experimentation, and inspiration. She emphasized that fostering an open environment where artistic expression flourishes reinforces the Misk Art Institute's vision of creating a thriving creative community, opening doors for everyone to benefit from the arts and supporting the evolving art scene both within the Kingdom and internationally.

Misk Art Week 2025 is supported by partners from various sectors. By expanding partnerships and offering a rich cultural program, this year's edition contributes to deepening artistic and cultural participation, supporting the growth of a creative community, and making art accessible to all.