Artists’ individual perspectives on display
Chairperson Sabika Al-Jasser told KUNA that the exhibition grew from a training programme held for the fifth time, supported by Kuwait Finance House and Kuwait Art Studio. Artist and training supervisor Jawaher Al-Bader said “disability is not an obstacle to creativity”. She described works expressing participants’ feelings through distinctive personal perspectives.
A partnership also reaches workplaces
The society’s relationship with Kuwait Finance House extended to practical training. In a separate announcement on 29 June 2025, the bank described a fifth training programme involving ten participants and departments across the organisation, scheduled from July to November. Society director general Baraa Al-Jenae said practical experience could support workplace independence.
Cooperation developed over several years
A December 2021 announcement had already described the partners’ first trainee group and visits to bank branches and departments. The October 2025 exhibition added a public platform for artistic expression to this continuing cooperation between the society and its corporate partner. [3][1]