Check this new art installations in Qatar 🎨 Swipe left to see all of them 👈🏻 📌Doha modern playground An excellent addition to Doha's architectural landscape, British-Pakistani artist Shezad Dawood's Doha Modern Playground, which features miniatures of 6 beloved buildings. Playgrounds are meant to be places of play and they inspire our children to create moments that last a lifetime. 📍located in Qatar National Theatre 📌 "Moutons de Pierre" sheep The incredible "Moutons de Pierre" sheep by Francois-Xavier Lalanne now grazing the hills of Katara. This latest installation of public art collection was unveiled as a wonderful legacy to the Qatar- France 2020 Year of Culture. 📍located at Katara hills @kataraqatar 📌 "Qatar Forward" Lorenzo Quinn has placed a new sculpture at the Aspire Zone called "Qatar Forward"! Speaking about the sculpture, Lorenzo Quinn emphasizes one's experience of life and its many special events. "We are constantly evolving, constantly learning and moving forward” 📍located at Aspire zone @aspirezone @lorenzoquinnartist 📌"Accacia-tree seed" Qatari Artist Mohammed Al Ateeq presented his "Acacia-Tree Seed" piece, which is located by the Post Office, highlights the duality of humanity through art and showcases the good and bad nature of human beings. 📍located by the Post office 📌"Dugong" A gigantic dugong will now greet visitors at the Corniche in Qatar. The glistening sculpture by renowned American artist Jeff Koons depicts a dugong propped up on an ocean wave and seagrass. Located at Al Masrah Park, it stands at whopping 21-meters high and 31-meters wide. Great spot for a selfie with the dugong! 📍 located at Al Masrah Park Fun fact: Qatar has the world's second-largest dugong population, with 600-700 recorded in Qatar's waters. Dugongs are not fish, they are in fact marine mammals that arrived in the Arabia Gulf 7,500 years ago. Reposted from @almayassabnthamad @yearsofculture @qatarcreates #Amazing_Qatar #arts #newarts #qatarinstallations #qatarcreates #yearsofculture