The Deanship of the College of Fine Arts opened an electronic cultural arts platform with local and international participation, which is concerned with providing quality lectures and artistic workshops in the field of art and culture and for various disciplines.

Dr. Ali Abdullah Al-Kanani, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, said that this platform, which was launched on Saturday evening, with a lecture by Dr. Ali Mashari, a specialist in the field of music, which lasted for three continuous hours and was attended by many researchers and those interested in the field of musical arts from inside and outside Iraq, provided valuable information and controversial and discussion among the participants Those who gave important opinions and comments, which added to the lecture a great knowledge dimension.

Al-Kinani added that the cultural platform is open to receive large numbers of participants in addition to its open time. It will continue every Saturday evening by presenting a lecture. This step is considered a challenge to the pandemic and a motivation for the continuation of the cultural and artistic movement witnessed by the college at the local and international level, appreciating the efforts of those in charge of its management, Dr. Yassin and Amy, director of the platform and teacher Haider Jafar Technical Supervisor.

For his part, Dr. Yassin and Amy, director of the platform, stressed the need for these knowledge platforms that spread culture to all parts of the world and are available to all and to anyone who wants to increase their experience and information in various disciplines.

And my mother stated that next week will witness an artistic lecture by the Iraqi artist, Dr. Kazem Noir, in which he will present a lecture on his artistic experience.

Dr. Ali Mashari, the lecturer on the platform, expressed his happiness and gratitude to those in charge of establishing this knowledge achievement in advance of his thanks to the researchers and participants in the lecture and for the questions and observations they provided, which added to the lecture a scientific and aesthetic value