Michelle Fareed Ajelat, is a visual artist and the owner of Madaba Art Gallery, located on Tourism Street in Madaba. The project's inception in 2009 received support, including a grant from USAID, which allowed him to open his own gallery. Michelle's passion for art and his desire to showcase the rich artistic heritage of Madaba led him to establish the gallery as a space for both locals and tourists to explore and appreciate fine art. The gallery exhibits a diverse range of artworks, including Michelle's own creations. Michelle's aspiration is to attract more tourists and art enthusiasts to the gallery, offering specialised art courses and providing a unique cultural experience for visitors.
The Madaba Art Gallery stands as a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the region. Founded in 2009 with the support of grants, the gallery has flourished under the passionate vision of its founder, Michelle.
As visitors step through the doors of the Madaba Art Gallery, they are greeted by the array of artworks that reflect the essence of Madaba and its surrounding villages. From vibrant portraits to sweeping landscapes, each piece on display offers a glimpse into the soul of this ancient city.
The gallery proudly showcases not only Michelle's own creations but also works from other talented artists, including renowned names like Dr. Hasni Abu Kareem and Dr. Ahmed Al-Shaweesh. With a diverse collection that spans various styles and mediums, the Madaba Art Gallery promises something to mesmerise every art enthusiast.
Beyond serving as a space for admiration, the gallery also serves as a hub for artistic exploration and education. Michelle conducts painting courses for university students, providing them with the opportunity to hone their skills under the guidance of experienced artists. These courses, which span several months, offer a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in the world of art while discovering the distinct flair of Madaba.
Over the years, the gallery has left an indelible mark on both locals and tourists alike, with many visitors not only admiring the artworks but also taking home pieces as cherished souvenirs.
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Madaba
Duration: 1-2 Hours
Group Size: 20
Age Group: 18-45
Family Friendly: Yes
Grade: Easy
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Madaba
Duration: 1-2 Hours
Group Size: 1-20
Age Group: 18-45
Family Friendly: Yes
Grade: Easy
