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Under the patronage of the President of the University of Shatrah, Professor Dr. Bassem Abdel Hussein Al-Ghazi, the Student Activities Department, in cooperation with the College of Fine Arts, held, on Monday, October 26, 2026, a plastic arts exhibition entitled “A Touch of Art,” in the courtyard of the University Presidency, with the participation of students from its various colleges.
The exhibition included a group of artistic works that varied in their themes and plastic styles, and reflected the students’ talents and their ability to express their ideas and visions in the language of color and composition, in a space that combined the display of artistic products and the exchange of creative experiences.
The exhibition included a free-drawing competition, which allowed the participating students to directly express their talents and artistic imagination, in an atmosphere of creative competition that encourages the development of skills and enhances confidence in artistic abilities.
The organization of the exhibition comes within the framework of the university’s interest in discovering and nurturing student talents, and providing opportunities for students to display their products and hone their skills, in addition to stimulating the cultural and artistic movement and consolidating the presence of the arts in university life.
At the conclusion of the activities, the President of the University, accompanied by his assistants for scientific and administrative affairs, honored the participating students, in appreciation of their creativity and contribution to the success of the exhibition. He also honored the members of the evaluation committee in appreciation of their efforts in evaluating the participating artworks.
This event embodies the University of Shatrah’s keenness to provide an environment conducive to creativity, and to support activities that contribute to building the student’s personality and developing his aesthetic taste, in addition to his scientific and academic achievement.
