"Climate Poncho" by Hoesy Corona

2023, CNC-cut metal

From the Climate Immigrants series by 2022 IMPART Artist Grant Winner Hoesy Corona.

In this series, Corona highlights the complex relationships between humans and the environment by focusing on our changing climate and its impact on habitation and migration patterns across the world. Climate Immigrants is an ongoing site-specific installation and performance that considers the plight of climate-induced global migration and its effects on people of color.

"Carpet" by Nura Dhar

Charcoal, ink, tea, gesso on layered paper

"Carpet" by 2022 IMPART Artist Grant Winner Nura Dhar.

This piece aimed to mimic the repetitive, physical, and laborious experience of carpet-weaving in the Islamic world, particularly referencing Safavid, Timurid, and Kashmiri carpets. "Carpet" is a reflection on traditional craftsmanship, the intimacy of creating, and the intangible value objects hold. Most importantly, "Carpet" is an imitation-bearing resemblance to the real object in formal
qualities and motifs only, as the medium is charcoal and ink instead of textile.

Team signed and framed FC Bayern Munich Jersey

The Power of Words, Empathy Unisex Crewneck Shirt

Founded by designer Deborah Sawaf, The Power of Words is a movement, vehicle of fashion and art, anchored in its mission to erase the stigma around mental well-being. The name, the words, designs, campaigns, events are all intentional: To emphasize and encourage people to express themselves, speak out and reach out, in an un-intimidating, un-invasive way. Proceeds from all product goes to organizations we collaborate with.

"Broken Top Mountain" by Andrew Studer
2021, Photography

PHOTOGRAPH provided framed

From the Qatar - USA 2021 Year of Culture program, the Light & Shadow: A visual journey exhibition presented the work of two photographers, Andrew Studer and Khalifa Al-Misnad, during their ten-day journey photographing the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

"Columbia River Gorge" by Andrew Studer

2021, Photography

From the Qatar - USA 2021 Year of Culture program, the Light & Shadow: A visual journey exhibition presented the work of two photographers, Andrew Studer and Khalifa Al-Misnad, during their ten-day journey photographing the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

"Untitled" by Khalifa Al-Misnad
2021, Photography

From the Qatar - USA 2021 Year of Culture program, the Light & Shadow: A visual journey exhibition presented the work of two photographers, Andrew Studer and Khalifa Al-Misnad, during their ten-day journey photographing the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

"Three Fingered Jack" by Khalifa Al-Misnad
2021, Photography

From the Qatar - USA 2021 Year of Culture program, the Light & Shadow: A visual journey exhibition presented the work of two photographers, Andrew Studer and Khalifa Al-Misnad, during their ten-day journey photographing the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

"AlAhad" by Joshua Berer

Ink on paper

"AlRahim" by Joshua Berer

Ink on paper

"AlRahman" by Joshua Berer

2022, Ink on paper

"Mandala 49" by Jordann Wine

2020, Acrylic and gel pen on paper

100 Mandalas were created from the artists home during the pandemic. The first mandala was created on March 24, 2020 and the last one was created on July 28, 2020. Each mandala is a prayer, a blessing, a portal for grounding and growth.

"Mandala 64" by Jordann Wine

2020, Acrylic and gel pen on paper

100 Mandalas were created from the artists home during the pandemic. The first mandala was created on March 24, 2020 and the last one was created on July 28, 2020. Each mandala is a prayer, a blessing, a portal for grounding and growth.

"Mandala 75" by Jordann Wine

2020, Acrylic and gel pen on paper

100 Mandalas were created from the artists home during the pandemic. The first mandala was created on March 24, 2020 and the last one was created on July 28, 2020. Each mandala is a prayer, a blessing, a portal for grounding and growth.

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

'Dust in my Mouth' by Lebanese photographer Roger Mokbel, IMPART Artist Grant 2022 winner.

This exhibition is a contemplation on environmental destruction and personal grief.

By equating the grief of a beloved person to ecological grief, the works aim at reminding the viewer that humans and nature cannot be disassociated. It is such segregation which has distanced humans physically and emotionally from our environment and allowed our way of living to become increasingly abusive and unstable.

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NOTICE

**Dust in my Mouth is committed to an exhibition through the end of December 2023. All purchased works may be picked up by the purchaser after December 22

The Power of Words, Box Set of Wristbands

Founded by designer Deborah Sawaf, The Power of Words is a movement, vehicle of fashion and art, anchored in its mission to erase the stigma around mental well-being. The name, the words, designs, campaigns, events are all intentional: To emphasize and encourage people to express themselves, speak out and reach out, in an un-intimidating, un-invasive way. Proceeds from all product goes to organizations we collaborate with.

Rooftop Dining Experience for 2 at Ciel Social Club

"Islamic Pattern" by Eman AlSaad

"Alhudhud" by Alil AlNaama

"Untitled" by Shouq AlMana

Ambassador Victory Fragrance by the Perfume Factory

A warm leathery scent that is a realization of great purpose within self.

Paris Saint-Germain Official Away Soccer Jersey, One (1) Offical FIFA World Cup 2022 Soccer Ball, Limited Edition FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar Airways Model Aircraft

The perfect gift for those with a great desire for Oud scents. Includes 3 perfumes: Oud AlDoha I, II & III