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Richard Serra's tallest public work — seven steel plates honouring the spiritual weight of the number in Islamic culture.
Doha
Al Koot Fort
Doha Fort in the heart of the city — Ottoman origins, Qatari battlements and a museum open by appointment.
Battoula by Ghada Al Suwaidi
A Qatari woman in traditional dress, painted in the same soft pastels as the port's walls.
Gekröse by Franz West
A lacquered pink aluminium intestine twisting on the Doha Corniche near Al Masrah Park.
Hood Mural, Mina District
A wall that argues for graffiti itself — the fight to make street art legitimate expression.
Katara Cultural Village
Waterfront galleries, amphitheatre sculptures and Qatar Museums commissions on the Pearl-facing promenade.
Mina District
Pastel waterfront lanes at Old Doha Port — cruise terminal, Box Park containers and Chabrat Al Mina fish market.
My Inner Peace by Noura Al Mansoori
A façade turned into a meditation on stillness and finding one's place.
Sofles Mural, Mina District
A futuristic figure, Gulf patterns and a single fish — old Qatar meeting the new city at the water's edge.
The Force of Nature II
Lorenzo Quinn's bronze figure swirling a hoop of wind at Katara Amphitheatre.
Zekreet Fort and Mosque
Beach-rock fort and early twentieth-century mosque on Qatar's western coast — near Richard Serra's desert plates.
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