Art exhibition marks first anniversary of Sweida clashes

The garden of Sweida National Hospital hosted an art exhibition marking the first anniversary of the events that took place in the governorate. The exhibition brought together visual artists and children, whose works documented the suffering of civilians and reflected on the experiences and memories of the period the city endured.

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13 July, 2026 22:26

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A number of visual artists participated, presenting paintings inspired by the events that depicted the suffering of civilians and the impact of the attack. Through their artwork, they sought to document the humanitarian tragedy and preserve the memory of that period.

A special section was also dedicated to children, allowing them to display their drawings and artistic creations. Their works reflected scenes they experienced or witnessed during the events, expressing the emotional impact those experiences left on them and conveying their humanitarian perspective through art.

Participants said the exhibition aims to preserve the collective memory, document the suffering of civilians, and deliver a message emphasizing the importance of peace and the rejection of violence through the universal language of art, ensuring these events are remembered by future generations.

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