Yasmin Al Kurdi
Jasmine Al Kurdi is a visual artist who works with different mediums to create her drawings & sculptures. She has a B.A in Fine Arts from the University of Jordan Sep 2011- Aug 2015. Jasmine participated in several workshops & events, to mention a few: • Art & Nature 18 Symposium, (Wadi Rum- Jordan) organized by the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Fann w Tabela’a October 2025. • Mask-Making project from 2021 – present (I did 18 workshops). • Art group exhibition “Resilience “featuring works by a group of Jordanian visual artists, At Beit Shocair for Culture and Heritage, December 2024. • Art & Nature 17 Symposium, (dead sea- Jordan) organized by the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Fann w Tabela’a December 2024. • Cans to Canvas – in Fada317 gallery in Jan 2023 • Participated in The Box Art Gallery – Sketches & Study in Feb 2023 • Art & Nature Forum hosted by Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in Dana in August 2023 • Help Gaza in Dar-al-Anda on Nov 4, 2023 • Art Symposium in Aqaba- Jordan organized by the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in Nov 2023 • See us with our eyes Gallery Ras Ain (Amman-Jordan 2022) • KONTAKT OUTQUE (Amman-Jordan 2022) • One-in-all space Outique Art Space (Amman-Jordan 2022) • Art and Nature under the supervision of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts (Amman-Jordan, March 2021). • The spirit of Weibdeh Symposium (Amman-Jordan, September 2021) • Dar Art exhibition (Amman-Jordan 2021) • The concept box exhibition (Amman-Jordan 2021) • JODAR Artistry (Amman-Jordan 2019) • Zara Gallery (Amman-Jordan 2018) • Sculpture workshop at Girls Creativity Center. (Doha-Qatar, Jan 2017) • Workshop at Darat Al Funoun, with Turkish artist “Cansu Çakar” entitled Mapping Stories & Destinations”. (Amman-Jordan 2016) • Souq Waqif for fine arts, live sculpting for 8 straight hours. (Doha-Qatar, Jan 2015) • Sculpture Symposium at the University of Jordan entitled “The Cypress Memory”. (Amman-Jordan, June 2014) • Sculpting workshop at Offscreen Expedition. (London-UK, 2010).
