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Tasweer opens ‘Frame and Focus Exhibition,’ presenting works by photographers telling stories of identity, memory, and heritage

Tasweer’s Frame and Focus exhibition showcases 12 photographers exploring identity, heritage, community and contemporary life. Tasweer Photography Festival today opened the second edition of Frame and Focus at Al Hosh…

The Tasweer Photography Festival has opened the second edition of its "Frame and Focus" exhibition at Al Hosh Gallery. The exhibition features the work of 12 photographers who completed Tasweer's 14-week photography course. Their work explores themes of identity, heritage, community, and contemporary life.

The exhibition showcases a range of photography styles, including documentary, portraiture, and conceptual image-making. According to The Peninsula Qatar, the photographers' cultural backgrounds and personal experiences have shaped their work, offering intimate perspectives on place, community, and contemporary life.

The "Frame and Focus" programme is delivered in partnership with the Qatar Preparatory School, The VII Foundation, and Al Hosh Gallery. It aims to support the development of photography in Qatar and the region, providing a platform for photographers to showcase their work and connect with new audiences.

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