Appreciate the artworks at this trendy gallery and restaurant, where exhibitions showcase a range of styles from local and international artists.
Visit Doha’s Anima Gallery, one of Qatar’s most important cultural arts centers. In this inspiring environment, emerging and established artists with a wide range of styles and media showcase their impressive works in a series of public galleries.
Located in the Pearl-Qatar neighborhood, the Anima Gallery is a minimalist, contemporary space where the artworks themselves take center stage. Spanning an area of 6,100 square feet (570 square meters) the facility hosts five exhibitions throughout the year. Visit the official website for details of upcoming events that may coincide with your trip to Doha.
Established in 2012, the Anima Gallery has emerged as one of the premier arts facilities in the city focusing on exhibitions, education and art consulting. A broad variety of styles and media are used. Exhibitions might include anything from paintings to sculptures, photos and prints from both local and international artists. Discover more about each style at the exhibitions or sign up for an art class.
If you’re looking for a new and inspiring piece of art, the gallery offers a consultancy service. Let the experts advise you where you should display your piece, how to transport it and how to care for it.
One of the best-loved parts of the Anima Gallery is its trendy lounge restaurant. With artwork hanging on the walls and a minimalist, modern décor, it’s an atmospheric place to enjoy a meal. Healthy, fresh, light dishes with an international twist are on the menu, with most dietary requirements catered for. The restaurant is open daily from early morning, in time for a hearty breakfast, until late evening.
The Anima Gallery is located in the Pearl-Qatar district, a man-made island north of Doha. It is approximately 10 miles (16 kilometers) from the city center and takes about 25 minutes to travel here by car or taxi. Check the website for dates and times of the gallery’s exhibitions.
