Part Hotel, Part Art Gallery: 15 Art-Forward Hotels Celebrating the Best of Human Creativity
"Housed inside Qatar’s former Ministry of Interior—a fine example of the 1970s brutalist architecture by Lebanese architect William Sednaoui—The Ned Doha was recently reimagined by the Pritzker-winning architect David Chipperfield. Its main draw for art lovers, however, is the hotel-wide permanent collection of 350+ artworks by over 100 Middle-Eastern artists, most of them women. Curated by Wadha Al-Aqeedi and Elina Sairanen, the co-founders of Mathqaf Arab Museum of Modern Art, it features hand-dyed wool art by Qatari textile artist Maryam Al-Homaid alongside paintings by Afghan-Canadian artist Hangama Amiri, and many other treasures." - Yulia Denisyuk
Joe Chua Agdeppa/The Ned Doha
