The College of Fine Arts Festival – Third Edition (2026)

In 2026, despite the disruption of part of the academic year caused by regional conflicts, political tensions, and ongoing crises in neighboring countries—which significantly reduced the prospects of organizing the third edition of the festival—the College remained committed to its vision. We believed that, regardless of the circumstances, artistic creativity, individual talent, and the enduring values of beauty would continue to inspire and flourish.

Under the theme "Art is the Monument of Peace," the Third College of Fine Arts Festival was held as the largest and most comprehensive edition to date. The festival featured a rich program of artistic and academic activities, including:

• Theatre: Four student-produced theatrical performances were presented at the Khani Hall, highlighting the creativity and performance skills of the college's students.
• Opening Ceremony: The festival was officially inaugurated at the University Conference Hall in the presence of more than 1,500 attendees. The ceremony featured a musical concert performed by both faculty members and students.
• Daily Art Exhibition: Throughout the festival, the College hosted a daily exhibition of artistic works, including paintings, ceramics, sculptures, and contemporary performance art.
• Academic Panel Discussions: Three academic discussion sessions were organized, bringing together specialists and faculty members to examine and discuss the artistic productions and achievements of the College’s three academic departments.

The third edition reaffirmed the College’s belief in the transformative power of art as a means of promoting peace, resilience, creativity, and cultural dialogue, even in the face of challenging circumstances.