Description
Hassan Medawi
Hassan Medawi graduated with a BS in Arts from King Saudi University in Riyadh in 1994.
He is currently also working as an art teacher in Jubail Industrial City Royal Commission School.
Mr. Hassan participated in more than 35 art exhibition;
- University Exhibitions (1991-1994)
- First Collaborated Exhibition in The Rashid Mall, Al Khobar (1995)
- Fine Arts Exhibition Benefit to Prince Salman Social Center, Riyadh (1996)
- Department of Education Exhibition in the eastern province
- Youth Forum, Dammam & Abha (2000, 2003)
- Baha’a First Art contest (2000)
- First Ambassador Art contest, Riyadh (2001)
- Janadria (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003)
- Modern Saudi Art Exhibitions (2002, 2003)
- Kingdom Artists Exhibitions organized by Culture and Arts Commission, Dammam (2003)
- Goods Exhibition (2003)
- The Kingdom Safety Industrial Jubail Exhibition (2004)
- First Islamic Association Exhibition, Makah (2005)
- Women & home, Industrial Jubail (2005)
- Arab Fine Arts Exhibition, Sudan (2005)
- Aljouf Cultural Exhibition (2006)
- Annual Eastren Province Art Exhibition (2007, 2008)
- Weekly Cultural Saudi Exhibitions, Ozpakistan (2008)
- Fine Arts Exhibitions of Saudi Art organized by Arts & Cultures Association at King Abdulaziz Cultural Center, Jeddah (2008)
- Ugarit exhibition at the National Museum of Damascus at Arab Capital of Culture, Syria (2008)
- Desert Designs Exhibition, Khobar (2008)
- Second Ugarit Exhibition, Syria (2009)
- Collaborated Arts Exhibition of Eastren Provincenc, Dhahran (2010)
- First Saudi Fine Arts Society Exhibition, Riyadh (2010)
- Aramco Summer 2010 Exhibition
Accomplishments:
- Judge of SABIC Annual Youth Art contests, Jubail
- Founding Member of Saudi Fine Arts Exhibitions
Awards:
- 1st Ambassador Art Exhibition award for winning the 2nd place 2001
- 2nd place award in Teachers of Arts Exhibition 2001
- 3rd place award in The First Fine Arts Contest organized by Youth Association, Dammam 2002
- Baha’a Award 2009
- Janadria Award, 2nd place 2010
- Goods Exhibition, 3rd place 2010-2011
