Dubai: Dubai’s vibrant cultural landscape marked a new milestone yesterday as Radisson Blu Creek Hotel, in collaboration with ArtForumUAE, successfully hosted its first-ever art exhibition, welcoming guests and art enthusiasts between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM.

The exhibition represented a significant step for the hotel as it entered the emirate’s dynamic arts scene, offering a dedicated platform for both regional and international artists. 

The showcase featured a diverse collection of works by 16 artists from across the UAE, India, Germany, Japan, Iran, Syria, and Egypt. Participating artists included Ahmed Al Awadhi and Mouza Rashed Al Darmaki (UAE), Eva Heusel (Germany), Ravichandra Mani, Alex Rodrigues, Shalini Sequeira, Safa Peshiman, Paarth Kanhaii, and Mohan Ponchithra (India), Lena Okamoto (Japan), Sara Rahimzadek, Elahe Baghale, and Behnaz Zohouri (Iran), Mohannad Kelani (Syria), Mai Alsahalaby (Egypt), and Khalil Abdulwahid (UAE).

Among the highlights was the participation of Paarth Kanhaii, an emerging artist from India, whose contemporary works received appreciation for their distinctive style and modern expression, reflecting the exhibition’s commitment to showcasing diverse artistic voices.

The event was further elevated by the presence of The Honorable Sultana Farouk Kazim, Global Ambassador of UNESCO’s International Action Art Club, who attended as a Special Guest, adding international cultural significance to the occasion.

Organisers from Radisson Blu Creek Hotel and Art Forum UAE described the exhibition as the beginning of a long-term collaboration aimed at enriching Dubai’s cultural ecosystem and creating meaningful engagement opportunities between artists and the public.

The exhibition was organised by Mr. Peter Gressman, Founder of ArtForumUAE, whose efforts brought together a dynamic blend of local and international creativity. The inaugural showcase offered attendees an evening of artistic discovery, cultural exchange, and creative dialogue, reinforcing Dubai’s reputation as a global hub for arts and culture.

Media support was provided by Maa Gulf News.