Jeddah: The second edition of the Islamic Arts Biennale, organized by the Diriyah Biennale Foundation, hosted a series of interactive workshops yesterday as part of the public program. These workshops aimed at improving artistic skills and integrating Islamic heritage with modern methods.

According to Saudi Press Agency, participants learned practical applications to enrich their artistic experiences and develop creative abilities. They explored film production procedures, such as darkroom printing, and decorative ceramic techniques, bridging Islamic art with contemporary innovation.

The Biennale, running until May 25, serves as an international platform to showcase the aesthetic values of Islamic civilization and enhance the Kingdom’s global cultural presence.