The Voyage Collection
2022Single piece Signed Dated Titled Framed
From the series Voyage
Habtta 1
85 x 61.42 x 3.15 in
Year
2022
Medium
Paintings
Reference
b9878e2b
Habtta is an open market that takes place in many Omani villages prior to Eid celebrations. Families flock to these festive gatherings to buy cattle, toys khanjars (traditional daggers), gifts and other goods related to Eid. In this painting, the artist celebrates this century-old tradition that is unique to her homeland.
This collection is currently displayed at the Primeclass Lounge at Muscat International Airport.
1972 Muscat, Oman
Born in the culturally rich town of Muttrah, Alia was imbued to become an avid explorer and culturist to an affinity for historic towns. She says that she is a non-believer in self-imposition of stylistic boundaries, she takes her inspiration from patterns and vernacular architecture.
Selling in renowned auctions such as Christie’s, Al Fanar, and Arabian Wings, her art is celebrated and appreciated in many parts of the world as her art collectors come from different parts of the world.
She held major solo exhibitions in cities like Paris, Tokyo, and Geneva. She was chosen to be the first Omani artist to exhibit officially at Venice Biennale 2017 and won the prestigious Dr Saud Al Sabah Creativity Award in 2010.
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Alia Gallery is the biggest art gallery in Oman and one of the world's largest personal art galleries. The gallery's display hall extends over 860 m2 and is home to more than 120 paintings by renowned Omani artist Alia Al Farsi....
