Focusing mainly on works from developing countries in Asia and Africa this Fine Arts Museum has collections from hundreds of contemporary artists from nearly 60 countries. These include paintings, sculptures, photographs, ceramics and textiles. Established in 1980 and renovated in 2005, this is one of the largest fine Arts museums in the Middle East. In addition to the permanent collection the gallery also regularly hosts temporary exhibitions and cultural events. Find out about upcoming cultural events and exhibitions from the gallery website calendar. The gallery is comprised of two buildings with a small park in between them. The gift shop and the cafe are in separate buildings. 

• Accessible for disabled.

• Opening hours during Ramadan 9 am to 2 pm.

• Drive or take a taxi.
• There may be a bus station nearby.

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