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EOA-Jeddah-Catalogue.Pdf We Need To Talk 006 007 Colophon Founding Sponsor Principal Patron ﺟﺪة Kindly Supported By WE NEED TO TALK ěŵĭżťŤĚżĸŴĴřŤēźįĔŬ Al Furisiya Marina & Mall ľżŬijŵšŤēŞŻĴň Corniche Road Jeddah International Media Partner Arabic Media Partner ůİĤ 2012ĴŻĔŭŻ19ĴŻĔŭŻ18 19 Jan - 18 Feb 2012 ŎŘĔĨİƸƸƸũĩŨŽŭřŤēŞĹŭũŤē Exhibition Curator: Mohammed Hafiz ŮĝťĖĔĝĸŮřżĝĸĺĸŵũŤēĴŻİũŤē Director/Founder: Stephen Stapleton ŽŠĴĝŤēųťŤēİėŐŽŭřŤēĴŻİũŤē Creative Director: Abdullah Al-Turki ēĵijųŻēŞĹŭũŤēİŐĔĹŨ Assistant Curator: Aya Alireza źŵĸŵŨųŻēijĴĩũŤē Catalogue Editor: Aya Mousawi ŃĔżŘŗĴļĉŽĖĴőŤēijĴĩũŤē Arabic Editor: Ashraf Fayyad ħŵťŨĔŲŨ ųťŤēİėŐŵĖĉęijĔĸ Sarah Abu Abdullah Maha Malluh ĴňĔŨİũĨĉ ijĔũĹŨŵĖĉŪżűēĴĖč Ibrahim Abumsmar Ahmed Mater şijĔėũŤēęŵńĉ ŽŤİėőŤēęijĔĸ Sara Al-Abdali Adwa AlMubarak ŪŤĔĹŤēĴŀĔŬ źįŵũőŤēİŲŐ Ahaad Alamoudi Nasser Al-Salem ŪŤĔĹŤēİżőĸ ŽťŐǙű Hala Ali Saeed Salem įŵőĸţćęĴűŵĤ źŴĔŝŭŐİũĨĉ Ahmed Angawi Jowhara AlSaud Education Partners ŽŘĴżŀęĶũĨ ūĔŻŵŅŤēţĔŭŨ Manal Al-Dowayan Hamza Serafi ŚŻĴĽǀŤēĔŲŬ ŞŐİŘĞřŐ Effat Fadaag Noha Al-Sharif ŽŠĴĝŤēŽŨĔĸ źİŨĔŕŤēİũĩŨ Mohammed Al Ghamdi Sami Al Turki ŦŀēŴŞŻİŀ ŧijĔŔĴŀĔŭŤēİėŐ Abdulnasser Gharem Saddek Wasil ūĔĖİŻįźĴĹŻŮũŻĉ ţĵĔŕŨįĔŻč Eyad Maghazel Ayman Yossri Daydban First published: 2012 by Edge of Arabia in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia | www.edgeofarabia.com | Edge of Arabia © 2012 No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in any retrieval system of any nature without prior written permission of the copyright holders, except for permitted fair dealing under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. The information in this book is based on material supplied to Edge of Arabia by the authors. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, Edge of Arabia does not under any circumstances accept responsibility for any errors or omissions. All title page images courtesy of Saeed Salem. Design by A+B Studio. 009 Foreword ľŜĔŭĝŬūǜĚĤĔĩĖŮĩŬ We Need To Talk ŧĔŨǜēŹŤčŃĴőũŤē Exhibition Foreword ijĔŻŴĴĖǘŴįŦżĖēĶŻč Isabelle de la Bruyere Director, Christie’s, Middle East ŒŻijĔĽũťŤęİĐēijĔŲŬĔĖĔżũŤĔŐ³ĔżĖēijĉŗŴēģİŻē´ŗĴő ƿĜ Edge of Arabia is internationally recognised as a ĴŀĔőũŤēŮřŤēŹťŐēİŻİĤēĆŵńŽŝťĜŽĝŤēĚżŭřŤē pioneering art project that has shed new light on the ēIJűŦġũŻŴǁ ĚŻįŵőĹŤēĚżĖĴőŤēĚšťũũŤēŽŘĚŘĔŝġŤēŴ contemporary art and culture of Saudi Arabia. This ȕĪĖĴťŤĚŘįĔŲŤēĴżŔĚũōŭũŤēůIJŲŤĚėĹŭŤĔĖŃĴőũŤē exhibition marks another important milestone for ŦŨĔĽŤēŽŘĔŝġŤēİŲĽũŤēĚŲĤŮŨĔũŲŨŴēİŻİĤēĵĔĥŬēǁ this non-profit organisation, and indeed the general ŪĜİŜźIJŤēŪűǜēŃĴőũŤēǁ ųŬēĢżĩĖȕĚŝʼnŭũťŤ cultural landscape of the region, as this is the most ŧŵżŤēŹĝĨĚŻįŵőĹŤēĚżĖĴőŤēĚšťũũŤēŽŘųũżōŭĜ significant show of Saudi contemporary art ever held ĴŀĔőũŤēźįŵőĹŤēŮřŤēĵēĴĖǞ in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. ģİŻē³ţĔŲũŐįȕĴżėŠijŴĴĹĖȕĶżĝĹŻĴŠijēįŦŀēŵĜŴ It is with enormous pleasure that Christie’s ĔŭŬŴĔőĜİŲļȕ2010ŧĔőŤēIJŭũŘ³ĔżĖēijĉŗŴē continues to support Edge of Arabia. Since 2010, our ȕŽńĔũŤēŧĔőŤēŽŘĔŲżŘĔũĖȕěĔĨĔĥŭŤēŮŨİŻİőŤē collaboration has seen many successes, including last ŏĴǁ ėĜİŜūĔŠŶŵĝĹũŤēĚőżŘijĚżŭŘţĔũŐĉǁ ĚĝĸŒżėŨ year’s sale of six outstanding artworks generously ŒĸŵĝŤēŪŐįǁ ŦĤĉŮŨĔŲżŬĔŭŘĵĴĖĉņőĖĆĔĭĹĖĔŲĖ donated by some of their most prominent artists in ŦšļİŜŴĚšťũũŤēŽŘūŵŭřŤēŪżťőĜĦŨĔŬĴĖŽŘ order to support the expansion of an arts education śēŵĸĉŽŘŹĹŭĜǘĚżĭŻijĔĜ ƻĚʼnĩŨħĔĥŭŤēēIJű programme in the Kingdom. The success of this ģİŻē´ĕĔĹŠēŽŘŪűĔĸŴȕĚżŭřŤēŊĸŴǜēśĴĽŤē memorable sale marked an historic moment in the ŦėŜŮŨĔũĤĔĖĔĥŐēŴēĴżėŠĔżŤŴįǁ ĔŘēĴĝŐē³ĔżĖēijĉŗŴē Middle Eastern art market, and helped Edge of Arabia ŪŤĔőŤēĆĔĩŬēŚťĝĭŨŽŘĚżŭřŤēţĔũŐǘēŽőŨĔĤ gain greater international recognition and admiration among art collectors from around the world. İőĖŴȕĚżŭřŤēśēŵĸǜēŽŘęİĐēĴŤēĶżĝĹŻĴŠijēįūē ŹťŐŊĸŴǘēśĴĽŤēĚŬĔšŨĮżĸĴĜŽŘĞũűĔĸūĉ Having helped to firmly establish Middle Eastern ĚżũŤĔŐĚŐŵũĥŨŮżĖŴĚżŭřŤēţĔũŐǘēŒũĤİżőŀ art as a collecting area among an international group ĴŻŵʼnĝŤŪŐēİŤēĔŲŨēĶĝŤēĚťŀēŵũĖĴĭřĜȕĔŲŻĴĝĽŨŮŨ of buyers, Christie’s, as market leaders, is proud to ĚżĖĴőŤēĚšťũũŤĔŘĚŝʼnŭũŤēŽŘĚżŭřŤēĚŘĔŝġŤē further reinforce their commitment to support the ijēİŤĚėĹŭŤĔĖŽšżŨĔŭŻįŵũŬĚŝʼnŭŨŽűĚŻįŵőĹŤē development of arts education in the region. Saudi ŮŨĔżťĤĴŲōŻźŵżĩŤēŽŭřŤēİŲĽũŤēēIJűŴĶżĝĹŻĴŠǁ Arabia is a dynamic growth area for Christie’s, and ĔũŠĚđļĔŬĘűēŵũŤŶŵĝĹũŤēĚżŤĔőŤēţĔũŐǜēţǙĬ the country’s vibrant contemporary art scene is clearly ŃĴőũŤēēIJűŽŘŪŲŤįŵŲĽŨŮŻĴŀĔőŨŮżŬĔ ǁŭřŤ apparent through the many outstanding works by ęįĔŐĎĖ³ĔżĖēijĉŗŴēģİŻē´ŧēĶĝŤĔŘĕĔĥŐǙŤĴżġũŤē the talented emerging and established contemporary ĚŻįŵőĹŤēŽŘĚŘĔŝġŤēŴūŵŭřŤēŦėŝĝĹũĖijĔũġĝĸǞē artists showcased in this impressive exhibition. The ůIJŲŤĔŭũŐİĖĔŝĨūŴijŵĭŘŮĩŬŴȕĚđŭŲĝŤēŽŐİĝĹŻ commitment of Edge of Arabia to re-invest in the ŹťŐŮżŬĔ ǁŭřŤēŮŨĚŨįĔŝŤēţĔżĤǜēŪŲťĜĔŲŬǘĚŐŵũĥũŤē future of arts and culture in Saudi Arabia is to be ŽũŤĔőŤēŴŽũżťŜǘēŴŽťĩũŤēśĔʼnŭŤē applauded, and we are truly honoured to support this committed group as they inspire the next generation of artists locally, regionally and internationally. We Need To Talk 010 011 Conversation ŮżĖĔŨęijŴĔĩŨ Conversation Between ŽŘĚĝřŤĞŬĔšŘ Ţĩń ŢŤıŽŭŨĞėťňźIJŤēĞŬĉħŧ MH: You asked me to! It was a very nice gesture and ŮĝťĖĔĝĸŮřżĝĸ Stephen Stapleton (Founder, Edge of Arabia) ĪũĹĜĔŲŬǜŽŤĚŀĴřŤēůIJűĚĨĔĜǞİżőĸĔŬĉŴŚʼnťŤēĚŻĔŔ I’m grateful for the opportunity because it gives me Ŵ and ŧǜēŽŭňŵŤŦĖĔŝũŤēŽŘĔđżļŽʼnŐĉūĉŽŤ the chance to give something back to my hometown. ŎŘĔĨİũĩŨ Mohammed Hafiz (Curator) ĚŘŵŤĊŨĴżŔţēĶĜǘ³ŪżŝŤē´Ŵĉ³ŽŭřŤēŞǁ ĹŭũŤē´Ěǁ ũŲŨūčǁ The curator is a position that is not yet recognised in ŽŘźįŵőĹŤēĴŀĔőũŤēŮřťŤĵijĔĖŧĔŐŃĴőŨţŴĉųŬčħŧ Mohammed Hafiz: This is the first major public ēIJűŽŘĔŨİŝĜŃĴőũŤēēIJűĵĴĩŻūĉŦŨćŴĚŻįŵőĹŤēŽŘ Saudi Arabia, and I hope this exhibition can change ŞťʼnŭŻūĉŽőżėʼnŤēŮũŘŢŤIJŤȕĚŻįŵőĹŤēĚżĖĴőŤēĚšťũũŤē exhibition of Saudi contemporary art in Saudi Arabia, ĚřťĝĭũŤēĴōŭŤēěĔŲĤŴķijįĉūĉŵűŪżŝŠźijŴİŘůĔĥĜǞēǁ that. My role is to look at the multiple perspectives of ĚĠįĔĩŨŴĉijēŵĨţǙĬŮŨ so it’s about starting off with a conversation. İŻĴŘįĴĸţǙĬŮŨĔŲŭżĖĔŨŽŘŊĖijĉūĉŴŮżŬĔŭřťŤ the artists and to find a story that runs through them. ŽŘĔżĸĔĸĉēijŴįēĴĬČŨūŵŻįŵőĹŤēūŵŬĔŭřŤēĘőŤİŝťŘƻ Recently, Saudi artists have played a very important ƻĚŁŜĴšĝĖĉūĉİŻijĉȕ ęİĤŮŨ źįŵőĸŮňēŵŨŽĝřŁĖŴǁ As a Saudi national from Jeddah, I want to create a ēŵŤŴĔŭĝŘȕĴėŠĉĚŻĴĨŴħĔĝřŬĔĖȕěĔļĔŝŭŤēśǙňčŹťŐŒżĥĽĝŤē role in encouraging more open discussions about a ēIJűŚťĝĭŻŴŽťĩũŤēijŵŲũĥŤĔĖĚŝżĠŴĚťŀŹťŐūŵšĜ narrative that is relevant to the local audience, and ŽŘŴĉŪŲŭňŴŽŘūĔŠūčĚŝżĽŤēŒżńēŵũŤēŮŨǁ ƻ̝ŝĸ range of issues, both at home and abroad. I personally ŶĴĬǜēţŴİŤēŽŘŃĴőũťŤŪżŝŤēęĴōŬŮŐĔŨĔũĜŹĩŭũŤēǁ this is very different to how a curator might approach ijŵŲũĥŤēůĔĥĜĚżŤŴČĹũŤēĺĩĖǁ ĔżŁĭļĴőļĉĔŬĉŴģijĔĭŤēƻ feel a sense of responsibility towards the audience and ŮřťŤųĝŘĴőŨŽŘȕĔżėĹŬȕĔġŻİĨţēĶŻǘźįŵőĹŤēijŵŲũĥŤĔŘ an exhibition abroad. The audience here is relatively ţǙĬŮŨŽŭŘŦũŐŹťŐŒťňēİŜijŵŲũĥŤēǁ ǁŦőťŘŮżŬĔŭřŤēŴ the artists. The audience might have seen an artwork ȕĚŐĔʼnĝĸǞēijİŝĖȕŃŴĴőŤēŦőĤŹŤēĔŭőŘİŻĔũŨĴŀĔőũŤē new to contemporary art, which means we have the ŮřŤĔĖųĝŜǙŐijŵʼnŬūĉĔŭżťŐŽŕėŭŻŮšŤŴĚřżĩŁŤēųĜĆēĴŜǁ printed in the newspaper but we need to take it to the ŮĩŬĔŬijŵŲũĤŪŲĜŒżńēŵŨijĔżĝĬēŹŤēŴȕţĔŭũŤēĚťŲĸǁ responsibility of making the show as accessible as next level. ēIJűŚĽĝšŻţēĵĔŨijŵŲũĤŒŨŮřŤēĴėŐŦŀēŵĝŤēŹŤēŗİŲŬ possible. We have to choose topics that are close to our įĔ ǁŝŭŤēĕĔĥŐčęijĔĠ菍ē忍ŴŽĐĴũŤēijēŵĩŤēŮŨŏŵŭŤē audience’s concerns, and not just try to please critics. ğİĩĝŤēŴĴżšřĝŤēŴŦŐĔřĝŤēŹŤēijŵŲũĥŤēūēŵŭőŤēēIJűŵŐİŻŴ The title of the exhibition, ‘We Need to Talk’ invites the ŪŲʼnżĩŨŽŘĔĖĔĥŻēŪűĴżĠĊĜĚżřżŠŮŐ audience to react, to think for themselves and to discuss ĚĠǙĠŴŹŜǙĝĜĚĩŭĤĉĚĠǙĠŹŤēŃĴőũŤēŪżĹŝĜŪĝŻķķ SS: The exhibition is split into three rooms and three themes. how they can positively influence the world around them. ȗğǙġŤēŧĔĹŜǜēůIJűŹťŐĔŭőťʼnĜūĉŢŭšũŻŦŲŘěĔũżĜ Can you tell us about these sections? ȗźĵēĶřĝĸēūēŵŭŐŵűŦűķķ Stephen Stapleton: Is it a provocative title? ŒŨēŵťŐĔřĝŻūĉŮżŠijĔĽũŤēŮżŬĔŭřŤēŦŠŮŨĔŭėťňİŝŤħŧ MH: We asked all participating artists to react to the ǁŦĝĩĜ ěĔđŘğǙĠŮũń³ijŴĔĩĝŬūĉĘĥŻ´ŃĴőũŤēūēŵŭŐ title, We Need to Talk, within three categories: ğİĩĝŤĔŘźĵēĶřĝĸēūēŵŭŐĚĖĔġũĖůijĔėĝŐēijİĥŻǘēİĖĉƻ ħŧ MH: No. Talking openly about issues is a ŃĴőũŤēŽŘĚŀĔĬ ƻĚĨĔĹŨĔŲŭŨŦŠ ŒũĝĥŨŦŠŽŘĚżĸĔĸĉęĶżŠijŽűŦĐĔĹũŤēņőĖŮŐĚŻĴĩĖ fundamental characteristic of any modern society, and ĢŻįĔĨǜēśǙňĎĖĉİĖİŜijŵŲũĥŤēūĉĔũŠȕĴŀĔőŨ people are already talking. ŽńĔũŤē Past ĴńĔĩŤē Present ūĉǙŨćŒũĝĥũŤēěĔŝėňŦŠŹŤēŃĴőũŤēēIJűųƻ ĤŵĝŻŴǁ This exhibition is a call to all levels of society that ŦėŝĝĹũŤē Future İĖǙŘĚŻĴŁŐŴĚŻijĔŅĨĚŝŻĴʼnĖğİĩĝŤēŹťŐŪŲőĥĽŻ we need to talk in a civilised and modern manner. ŒŜēŵŨĴėŐĔĥŻijİĜěĉİĖİŜĚŠĴĩŤēūĉĔũĖȕğİĩŻūĉŢŤIJŤ It simply has to happen. It has been happening ŮŨȕŽŤĔĝŤĔėŘŚĩŁŤēŽŘēĴĬČŨŴŽŐĔũĝĤǞēŧǙŐǞē increasingly on social networking sites and lately in ŗİŲĖŪŲřŤēĚťŲĸĚżŭĖŹŤēĚĤĔĩĖĔŭŬĉěĴőļŴ I felt that we needed an accessible structure like this ĚżŭřŤēŒżńēŵũŤēĻĔŝŭŤēēIJűţŴĔŭĝŻūĉŽőżėʼnŤē newspapers, so it is a natural step for this dialogue to ųőŨŦŐĔřĝŤēŹťŐijŵŲũĥŤēĢĩŻŮǁ żőŨįĴĸĆĔĽŬēǁ in order to create a kind of narrative that the local develop around art. ŽńĔũŤēĴŲōŻĢżĩĖęĊĽŭŤēĢŻİĨİťĖĚŻįŵőĹŤĔŘ audience could engage with. Saudi Arabia is such a ĔŨŽŘĚőňĔŝĝŨŦĨēĴŨĚĖĔġũĖŦėŝĝĹũŤēŴĴńĔĩŤēŴ young country and the past, present and future all ƻĚŐŵũĥŨųťŤēİėŐŢťũŤēŽšťũŤēŵũĹŤēĘĨĔŀIJĭǁĜčİŝŤŴ HRH King Abdullah has launched a number of ĴńĔĩŤēĞŜŵŤēŽŘĔŲŭżĖ seem to be overlapping at this present moment. İĨēŵŤēŒũĝĥũŤēĆĔŭĖĉŮżĖijēŵĩŤēĪĝŘŹŤēĚťŻǚēěēijįĔėũŤēŮŨ initiatives aimed at opening dialogue within our own ijēŵĨŞťňĊŘŶĴĬĉĚŲĤŮŨŪŤĔőŤēŴĚŻįŵőĹŤēŴĚŲĤŮŨ society and between
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