Story of the Amricani Location: Amricani Cultural Centre Date: 25 February 2011 – Present This multi-media exhibition tells the story of healthcare in Kuwait, from the arrival of the first western doctors in the early 20th century to the Kuwait’s provision of government health services in 1967. Booking Tour Previous Next You May Also See Mirrored Nature: The Full Circle Click Here Modern Architecture of Kuwait Click Here Al-Fann: Art from the Islamic World Click Here

Mirrored Nature: The Full Circle Location: Amricani Cultural Centre Date: 2 April 2019 – 10 October 2022 This is the second exhibition of 63 objects from The al-Sabah Collection curated and executed by children between the ages of 6 and 12. The participants are given complete access to objects in the collection and are responsible for defining the theme of the exhibition, selecting the objects, creating the supporting materials, and directing the installation of the objects. Mirrored Nature marries art and science, as understood by young people, to present an exhibition that is both engaging and thought provoking. 360 – Interactive Tour Archive Previous Next You May Also See Modern…

Modern Architecture of Kuwait (1949-1989) Location: Amricani Cultural Centre Date: 8 December 2017 – Present MAK exhibition covers 150 projects that were designed, constructed or commissioned during the designated period. The project was organised and executed by three architects, Roberto Fabri, Ricardo Camacho and Sarah Saragoça Soares, who also prepared a comprehensive catalogue of the exhibition. A second book related to the exhibition, Essays, and Arguments & Interviews on Modern Architecture Kuwait. Booking Tour Archive Previous Next You May Also See Al-Fann: Art from the Islamic World Click Here Story of the Amricani Click Here Mirrored Nature: The Full Circle Click Here

Al-Fann: Art from the Islamic World Location: Amricani Cultural Centre Date: 20 October 2019 – present al-Fann is a comprehensive exhibition presenting an overview of art from the Islamic world. The exhibition includes more than 350 objects from different eras, regions and materials, including ivory, glass, stucco, metalwork, pottery, rock crystal, manuscripts, woodwork, stone, and textiles, including carpets. Curated by Giovanni Curatola, the exhibition premiered in October 2010 at the Palazzo Reale in Milan, Italy. It then travelled to Vienna, Austria in early 2011. It was on exhibition at the National Museum of Korea, located in the South Korean capital Seoul, from July 2013 to October 2013. Booking Tour Archive…