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Amman, July 12 (Petra) – The 40th Jerash Festival for Culture and
Arts will introduce the Art Walk for the first time, transforming the
ancient city’s Cardo (Colonnaded Street) into an open-air gallery
showcasing Jordanian artists, according to organizers on Sunday.
The initiative seeks to expand artistic activities throughout the
archaeological site, said the festival planners, creating more
opportunities for direct interaction between visitors and local
artists.
Rather than limiting performances and exhibitions to the festival’s
main venues, “the Art Walk will bring visual art into the heart of
the ancient city,” making it an integral part of the visitor
experience.
The festival said the new space will provide Jordanian artists with a
platform to engage with audiences in one of Jerash’s most visited
landmarks while showcasing the diversity of the Kingdom’s cultural
scene.
//Petra// HN
