Exhibitions

WAEL HAMADEH ARTWORKS

Exhibition & Participation History

1995 – 2000

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1995 – Participated in Lebanese Resident Artists in Dubai.
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1996, 1998, 1999 – Participated in Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF).
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1998 – Participated in Art Festival, Dubai.
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1999 – Participated in Millennium Exhibition, Dubai.

2000 – 2010

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2000 – 2003 – Competed in Nikon Extravaganza Photography Competition, DIAC.
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2001 – Participated in Love, Faith & Fear Exhibition, Media City, Dubai.
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2003 – Participated in Art & Music Festival, Burjuman Mall, Dubai.
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2003 – 2005 – Participated in Philips International Jazz Festival, Media City, Dubai.
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2005 – Participated in Art & Fashion Festival – Al Tarboush, Burjuman Mall, Dubai.
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2006 – Participated in Annual Bride Show, Trade Centre, Dubai.
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2006 – Participated in Red Bull Middle East Competition.
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2007 – Co-organized & participated in Skywards Dubai International Jazz Festival.
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2008 – Participated in Ladies Club Group Exhibition, Dubai.
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2008 – Co-organized & participated in Skywards Dubai International Jazz Festival.

2010 – Present

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2010 – 2015 – Exhibited at Art Bazaar Show.
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2018 – Participated in Rejoice of the Orient, Dubai International Jazz Festival.
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2019 – Baakleen Art Gallery – The Sustainable Development Goals: From Contemporary

Perspective Exhibition

1
2024 – December 10 – Collective Exhibition for Lebanon NGOs @ Gallery 14, Dubai.
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2024 – 2025 – Biennale Store Display – Saudi Arabia Wooden Tribes.
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2025 – January 20 – 30 – UNESCO Art Camp, University of Sharjah.

Group Exhibitions

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Participated in 15 group exhibitions with Dubai International Art Center (DIAC).

Solo Exhibitions

1
2000 – My First Solo, Zyara Café, Dubai.
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2001 – Wael’s World, Zyara Café, Dubai.
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2002 – 6 Hours in Bangladesh, Zyara Café, Dubai.
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2002 – Colored History, Zaman Gallery, Beirut, Lebanon.
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2003 – Unwire and Unwind, Gitex 2003 – Intel VIP Lounges, Dubai.
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2004 – Killing Two Birds with One Stone, Fairmont Hotel, Dubai.
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2006 – Arabist Legacy, Ibis Hotel, World Trade Centre, Dubai.
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2007 – Eastern West, Horton Street, Agha Villa, San Francisco, USA (April 2007).
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2007 – Arabist Legacy II, Meridian Hotel, Fujairah, Al Aqah, UAE.
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2008 – Khuyoot Arabiya, 4Walls Gallery, Dubai.
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2010 – Gold & Orient, Zaman Gallery, Mina Al Sherk, Beirut (July 2010).
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2012 – 2020
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2012 – Gold & Orient II, Zaman Gallery, Beirut (August 2 – 11).
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2014 – Scent from the Orient, Muse Artz Gallery, Times Square Mall, Dubai (December 10).
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2014 – 2018 – Rhyme & Colors, Dubai International Jazz Festival (February 13 – 20).
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2015 – Waeleyt Sharqiyat, Gallery Zaman, Hamra Street, Beirut, Lebanon (August 6 – 16).
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2016 – 2019 – Young Villagers, Mzaar Festival, Kfardebian, Lebanon (August 13 – 18).
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2020 – 2021 – Participated in WAD – World Art Dubai.
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2022 – Participated in Expo Dubai, Lebanese Pavilion.
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2022 – 4 Hours in Aytat, Sami Makarem Cultural Center, Lebanon (July 22).
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2022 – 2024 – Mzaar Festival, Kfardebian, Lebanon (August 5 – 14).
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2024 – Fragrance of the Brick, Maya Art Space, Beirut Downtown (August 12 – 22).
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2025- Participated in WAD – World Art Dubai (April 17-20)

UNESCO ART CAMP

2025 – University of Sharjah

Biennale Store Display

2024 – 2025 Saudi Arabia Wooden Tribes

The Tribal Collection:
This exclusive collection of handmade wooden crafts is a tribute to the heritage and traditions of the diverse tribes of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Each piece in the collection represents one of 18 unique tribes, meticulously crafted and hand-painted by Wael Hamadeh to reflect the distinct cultural identity, patterns, and colors of each tribe.

The crafts showcase intricate details and vibrant designs that embody the spirit and essence of these precious communities. By highlighting their traditions, Wael Hamadeh aims to celebrate the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s rich cultural mosaic and foster a deeper appreciation for its tribal heritage.

Craftsmanship & Dedication:
Over two months, Wael Hamadeh dedicated his expertise and passion to developing this exceptional collection. Every item is a testament to his meticulous attention to detail and commitment to preserving and promoting cultural traditions. Each craft is not only an artistic masterpiece but also a meaningful representation of the vibrant stories and legacies of the tribes it honors.

A Celebration of Heritage:
Through this collection, Wael Hamadeh invites you to explore the beauty and diversity of Saudi Arabia’s tribal heritage. These colorful, handmade wooden crafts serve as a bridge between past and present, connecting us to the traditions that shape our identity and enrich our world.

Collective Exhibitions

2019 – The Sustainable Development