The gallery was established in 1994 in Damascus, Syria, with a mission to celebrate and elevate Syrian art. Since its inception, it has actively participated in numerous international exhibitions while also curating a wide range of events and showcases within Syria. Over time, the gallery has grown into a vibrant cultural hub—bridging the gap between artists and audiences, and offering an inspiring window into the richness and diversity of Syrian artistic expression.
From the outset, the gallery has pursued two core goals. The first is to present Syrian art in its most authentic and powerful form, highlighting the nation’s distinct visual language, cultural heritage, and evolving identity—both regionally and globally. The second is to nurture talent across the artistic spectrum, offering a platform not only to young sculptors but also to painters, photographers, installation artists, and creatives from all disciplines and age groups.
To realize this vision, the gallery hosts workshops, grants awards, and fosters collaborations between emerging voices and seasoned professionals. These initiatives encourage artistic growth, stimulate intergenerational dialogue, and contribute to a dynamic, ever-evolving Syrian art scene that embraces experimentation, innovation, and cultural continuity.
The gallery was established in 1994 in Damascus, Syria, with a mission to celebrate and elevate Syrian art. Since its inception, it has actively participated in numerous international exhibitions while also curating a wide range of events and showcases within Syria. Over time, the gallery has grown into a vibrant cultural hub—bridging the gap between artists and audiences, and offering an inspiring window into the richness and diversity of Syrian artistic expression.
From the outset, the gallery has pursued two core goals. The first is to present Syrian art in its most authentic and powerful form, highlighting the nation’s distinct visual language, cultural heritage, and evolving identity—both regionally and globally. The second is to nurture talent across the artistic spectrum, offering a platform not only to young sculptors but also to painters, photographers, installation artists, and creatives from all disciplines and age groups.
To realize this vision, the gallery hosts workshops, grants awards, and fosters collaborations between emerging voices and seasoned professionals. These initiatives encourage artistic growth, stimulate intergenerational dialogue, and contribute to a dynamic, ever-evolving Syrian art scene that embraces experimentation, innovation, and cultural continuity.
Art is the soul’s language, expressing what words cannot.
Born, Lives and works in the old city of Damascus. In 1994 he established a gallery, holding his name Samer Kozah. The Gallery is concerned with the contemporary Syrian art. In addition to his job as jewelry designer which he inherited from his father and his family, most of their first generation used to work in jewelry design in Damascus. Kozah practices the art of photography since 1983, and he established joint exhibitions inside and outside Syria.
The last solo one titled “Damascene Dialogue” in Germany under theme.This book for Damascus where he lives, where the city dwells within him, and according to his photographic vision of Damascus during its daily life, depth, architecture as well as its inhabitants. The book includes a carefully selected part of his works through 40 years from 1983 to 2023.
Born, Lives and works in the old city of Damascus. In 1994 he established a gallery, holding his name Samer Kozah. The Gallery is concerned with the contemporary Syrian art. In addition to his job as jewelry designer which he inherited from his father and his family, most of their first generation used to work in jewelry design in Damascus. Kozah practices the art of photography since 1983, and he established joint exhibitions inside and outside Syria.
The last solo one titled “Damascene Dialogue” in Germany under theme.This book for Damascus where he lives, where the city dwells within him, and according to his photographic vision of Damascus during its daily life, depth, architecture as well as its inhabitants. The book includes a carefully selected part of his works through 40 years from 1983 to 2023.
