Manal Al Dowayan

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Manal Al Dowayan (Arabic: منال الضويان Manāl aḍ-Ḍawayān; born 1973) is a Saudi Arabian contemporary artist, best known for her participation at the 60th Venice Biennale "Shifting Sands: A Battle Song" (2024) a participatory artwork and multimedia installation that gather the voice of 1000 saudi women, the permanently installed artwork "Now You See Me, Now You Don't" in the desert of AlUla (2020), her collaboration with the British Choreographer Akram Khan as visual Director of Thikra:Night of Remembering (2025, touring the world until 2027), her performance at the Guggenheim of New York Rotunda "From Shattered Ruins New Life Should Bloom" (2023), and Suspended Together from the Home Ground Exhibition at the Barjeel Art Foundation in 2011.

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