Home / Work / Events & Exhibitions / Kutubna Cultural Center

Kutubna Cultural Center

Collage Art Exhibition.

The exhibition identity, 108-page bilingual catalogue, flyer, social posts and website banners for Kutubna Cultural Center’s Collage Art Exhibition.

Kutubna Cultural Center: The exhibition identity, 108-page bilingual catalogue, flyer, social posts and website banners for Kutubna Cultural Center’s Collage Art Exhibition.

ClientKutubna Cultural Center

Type of workEvents & Exhibitions

IndustryCulture & arts

Year2026

LanguagesEnglish & Arabic

70+artworks
26countries
108catalogue pages
3social formats

01The brief

More than 70 works, cut from everything.

Kutubna’s Collage Art Exhibition gathered more than 70 works by artists from 26 countries, made with paper, fabric, photographs, found objects and digital tools. Physical and digital collage hung side by side. The identity had to hold that much variety without adding a layer of its own.

The work

Collage in every form: magazine paper, repurposed textile, marbled paper, Photoshop composites, video stills. Themes of memory, migration, belonging and home.

The system

It follows the Kutubna exhibition system: one artwork fills the frame, the bilingual title block leads, dates and opening details run in matching English and Arabic.

02The key visual

Cut shapes, a cut title.

We built the identity on Alberto De Blobs’ Small Forum: torn blues, a black field and a slash of red. This time the Arabic title leads, set large, with EXHIBITION spaced out in a single blue bar, like a strip of paper laid on top. On the flyer, the same blue becomes the full panel.

Kutubna Cultural Center: The key artwork: Alberto De Blobs, Small Forum

Kutubna Cultural Center: Flyer front: the title on the exhibition blue

Colour

Exhibition blue#019AC3

Type

ITC Avant Garde Gothic
Tajawal

03The catalogue

108 pages for a crowded wall.

The largest Kutubna catalogue so far. Every artist opens with a portrait and a bilingual biography; every work gets a plate with title, medium, year and size in both languages. Pages sit on a soft paper texture, so cut edges and torn layers in the work read clearly against it.

Kutubna Cultural Center: Alberto De Blobs, Parallel Lives — Alberto De Blobs, Parallel Lives

Kutubna Cultural Center: Alberto De Blobs, Free Humanoid in an AI Landscape — Alberto De Blobs, Free Humanoid in an AI Landscape

Kutubna Cultural Center: Batool Khalifa, Tales From Rasheed Harbor — Batool Khalifa, Tales From Rasheed Harbor

Kutubna Cultural Center: Ekaterina Frolova, Boom — Ekaterina Frolova, Boom

Kutubna Cultural Center: Ekaterina Frolova, Microcosm — Ekaterina Frolova, Microcosm

Kutubna Cultural Center: Fatima Taher Jewad, Guided by the Light — Fatima Taher Jewad, Guided by the Light

Kutubna Cultural Center: Gerald Agutu, Space Cream — Gerald Agutu, Space Cream

Kutubna Cultural Center: Homa Abdoli, The Runway of Grief — Homa Abdoli, The Runway of Grief

Kutubna Cultural Center: Hessa Al Maeeni, Zayed Al-Khair — Hessa Al Maeeni, Zayed Al-Khair

Kutubna Cultural Center: Mathilda Pearce, Anne Frank — Mathilda Pearce, Anne Frank

Kutubna Cultural Center: Samata Anand Rao, Equal Rights for All — Samata Anand Rao, Equal Rights for All

Kutubna Cultural Center: Sophia El Khoury, From Lebanon to the World — Sophia El Khoury, From Lebanon to the World

Kutubna Cultural Center: Shamma Alfalasi, Through the Forest — Shamma Alfalasi, Through the Forest

Kutubna Cultural Center: Vito Antonio Lerario, Shattered Temporal Symphony — Vito Antonio Lerario, Shattered Temporal Symphony

Kutubna Cultural Center: Hiyam Salman, Sunset on the Sea — Hiyam Salman, Sunset on the Sea

Kutubna Cultural Center: Shehzad Afzaal, Pearl and Palms — Shehzad Afzaal, Pearl and Palms

Kutubna Cultural Center: Valerie Browning, Blue Hydrangea — Valerie Browning, Blue Hydrangea

Kutubna Cultural Center: Isabela Tavares, Fabric(ated) Identities — Isabela Tavares, Fabric(ated) Identities

Kutubna Cultural Center: Daniela Godoy-Waheed, Where the Sea Leaves Us — Daniela Godoy-Waheed, Where the Sea Leaves Us

Kutubna Cultural Center: Vera Volodina, A Room That Remembers — Vera Volodina, A Room That Remembers

Kutubna Cultural Center: The printed catalogue

Kutubna Cultural Center: The catalogue, open at the introduction

Kutubna Cultural Center: Spread: Fatima Taher Jewad, biography and plate

04Inviting the city

One collage, every screen.

The key visual was recomposed for each format rather than cropped: the square post, the feed portrait, the story, and desktop and mobile website banners. The artwork shifts behind the title each time, so every format reads as its own collage.

Kutubna Cultural Center: Website banner, desktop

Kutubna Cultural Center: Website banner, mobile

The result

A full identity for the Collage Art Exhibition, 16 May to 31 August 2026, and Kutubna’s largest catalogue to date. The exhibition system stretched to its biggest show without changing its rules.

Key visual
Bilingual title lockup
108-page bilingual catalogue
Catalogue mockups
Flyer
Square post
Feed post
Story
Website banners, desktop & mobile

Curating a group show or open call?

A long artist list still needs one clear voice.

We build exhibition identities and catalogues that stay calm when the line-up is large and the timeline is short.

Book a free call or WhatsApp us

Next project · Events & ExhibitionsKutubna Cultural CenterDigital Art Exhibition.

Brand IdentityInchaa Events & ExhibitionsKutubna Cultural Center 50 projectsAll work →

BOOK A FREE CALL