A simple icon, consisting of a series of links surrounded by a circle, is a common symbol for a connection or hyperlink. The lines of the icon are outlined in a dark black color on the background, with the addition of military elements of the Saudi national identity such as the Ghutra, Shamaa, and Saudi Bisht, to reflect the distinctive local character of Qassim University.
Links to official Saudi educational websites end with edu.sa
All links to official educational websites of government agencies in Saudi Arabia end with .edu.sa.
Black leather minimalist gesture tag, black circular grip, topped with a clear depiction of a Saudi tunic with a shamma and aqal, emphasizing the features of the Saudi bisht. This design symbolizes the concept of security and digital data privacy and reflects the identity of Qassim University.
protocol for encryption and security. HTTPS for encryption and security.
Secure websites in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia use the HTTPS protocol for encryption.
Digital Government Authority

Registered with the Digital Government Authority with no: 20250413538

Qassim University logo
Open search engine
Search
MyQU Single Sign-On Portal
MyQU
President News Open studio and workshops for "Our Spring in Color" at Buraydah Spring

Open studio and workshops for "Our Spring in Color" at Buraydah Spring

  • Home
  • News
  • Open studio and workshops for "Our Spring in Color" at Buraydah Spring
Every Sunday, a man wearing a Saudi ghutra, headband and bisht carries a painting from the Buraydah Spring Studio. The painting depicts the backdrop of a small child with leafy vegetables and ivy leaves. On the classical wall behind him is a neatly hung, polite artwork, in a presence befitting a Qassim University event.
A man begins to paint a landscape in Qassim Palace in a delicate naturalistic drawing, punctuated by green vegetation and shaded by a clear blue sky. The artist is dressed in a Saudi ghutra and headband, a Saudi bisht that lends his presence dignity. He holds a paintbrush with one hand and a canvas with the other, while the artist's color palette of white and red settles down to reflect the variety of details in his artwork.
An unfinished canvas is displayed on a table, with plants at the bottom and a person's face above it, while the painting table and supplies, along with a few other collectibles, are on display. The painting, created during Rabia's "Open Studio" event, is characterized by music techniques and the clarity of the brush on the canvas. The adoption of the painted character wearing the traditional Saudi bisht with shemagh and headband or ghitra, a reflection of the national identity that Qassim University nurtures with great interest in its cultural and artistic activities.
During the Buraydah Spring events at the Open Studio in Qassim, a man dressed in a Saudi Ghutrah with a Saudi Eqal and Bisht is seen squeezing a child's canvas, squeezing lettuce, and experimenting with green and yellow paper formations. He considers a collection of framed artwork, hanging on a dark-colored wall.
In a brightly colored abstract canvas, adorned with shapes and space, the display image is centered next to an afternoon poster of three men dressed in original Saudi dress; one of them is shown with his beard wearing the Saudi bisht and adorned with Miznah and Aqal. This distinctive scene in front of the canvas wall documents the creative spirit of the Buraydah spring and its open-ended painting, expressing Qassim University's pride in the Kingdom's heritage and identity.
The green variegated painting on a table depicts a small bird flying over its nest, which is part of a scene that is characterized by Kamaj's additions to the landscape. In the workspace of drawing tools and bottles, the accuracy of creativity and the excellence of the success of the "Open Studio" during the Buraydah Spring. A number of students and interested parties were keen to participate wearing the Saudi Ghutra or Saudi Shemagh with Eqal and Bisht, in full expression of Qassim University's identity and pride in national heritage.

The Art Education Department at the College of Education, in participation with the university in the Buraydah Spring Festival 39, held an exhibition and art studio titled "Our Spring in Colors." The event included a number of specialized art workshops for all festival attendees, in addition to an open art studio for children and a fine arts exhibition featuring several artistic contributions.

This exhibition aims to train participants and explore and develop their artistic abilities, reflecting the university's commitment to developing students' skills and providing them with appropriate tools, by satisfying the artistic talents of all participants and visitors to the exhibition.

The exhibition witnessed numerous events and workshops over its six days. Last Friday, two workshops were held: the first was titled "Spring in Black and White," and the second was titled "Decoupage Art." The third workshop was titled "Stencil Printing Art." Additionally, student members of the Student Club from the Fine Arts Department presented a workshop to the festival's audience on "Wire Sculpture Art," as well as a workshop on "Spring Mural Art with Colors and Acrylic Painting and Drawing.".

  • General

QUALITY EDUCATION4
QUALITY EDUCATION

Share page

Read more

University Medical City announces the Saudi Fellowship Program for Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
HH the Emir of Qassim patronizes the university's celebration of the 95th National Day
The Simulation Center at the University's Medical City receives full accreditation from the International Society for Simulation in Health (SSH)
The university organizes the fourth research forum entitled "Sustainability in Nursing: Promoting Innovation and Progress"

Suggestions

Single Sign-On Portal
Achievement
E-learning
Email
Directory of services
Query services

Cookies

This website uses special cookies to ensure ease of use, improve your browsing experience, and clarify the terms and policies related to About user privacy. By continuing to browse this website, you acknowledge that you accept the use of cookies and the terms of the Privacy Policy

Accept