Inspired by the world of oriental heritage and mythology, artists gathered to capture the magic of ancient legends on canvas. Thirty-nine students from across the university's faculties held their first exhibition as part of students' extracurricular artistic activities and outlets exhibition. This activity, which was organised, sponsored and administered by the deanship of student affairs, intended to show the artists' accomplishments over a one-year period of training. He added that once the students are provided with needed training and counsel and a positive and motivating environment, they can be transformed into well-established artists capable of contributing meaningfully to the artistic movement in Jordan. The works exhibit exemplary versions of students' artistic aspirations and potential artistic attitudes.
Students use the same archetypal framework.
Nevertheless, each individual piece of art reflected the students' feelings, personal expressions, creative thinking and imagination. The works display a wide array of themes, some derived from the Arabian nights tinged and tempered with students' dreams, imagination and talent. The participants expressed appreciation to the university for giving them the opportunity to participate in the off-campus exhibition. The exhibition which was inaugurated by Princess Wijdan Ali, runs until May 27. For information about the content or for permission to redistribute, publish or use for broadcast, contact our syndication department.