Khaled Takreti in Mathaf in Doha

Told, Untold, Retold: 23 stories of journeys through time and place

December 15, 2010

Description

Khaled Takreti is part of a collection exhibition called "Told, Untold, Retold" at the Mathaf Museum in Doha, Qatar.

"Told/Untold/Retold", curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, co-founders of Art Reoriented brings together twenty-three artists with twenty-three commissioned works that mark a significant departure, a new way of looking at both art and the world. It is the first and largest exhibition of contemporary art on this scale within a museum context in the history of the Arab world. In a world where everything is in motion, artists are not confined within rigid cultural identities based on the traditional geography. The exhibition invites you to look at artists, not as national representatives but as 'transmodern' artists in consistent metamorphosis. "Told/Untold/Retold" seeks simply to let the artists speak, free of stereotypes or contrived connections.

The exhibition opens to the public on December 30th and runs until the end of May.

Khaled Takreti is part of a collection exhibition called "Told, Untold, Retold" at the Mathaf Museum in Doha, Qatar.

"Told/Untold/Retold", curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, co-founders of Art Reoriented brings together twenty-three artists with twenty-three commissioned works that mark a significant departure, a new way of looking at both art and the world. It is the first and largest exhibition of contemporary art on this scale within a museum context in the history of the Arab world. In a world where everything is in motion, artists are not confined within rigid cultural identities based on the traditional geography. The exhibition invites you to look at artists, not as national representatives but as 'transmodern' artists in consistent metamorphosis. "Told/Untold/Retold" seeks simply to let the artists speak, free of stereotypes or contrived connections.

The exhibition opens to the public on December 30th and runs until the end of May.

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