Through this exhibition, we have attempted to approach the diverse, multifaceted world of art from this “otherness” and its culture, whether Arab or Muslim, based on the idea that, more than facts or contemporary events, the artist’s vision was and is the most appropriate way to build bridges of understanding, a path towards the mutual comprehension and empathy sought by all. The organisation and selection of the works on display is the result of painstaking reflection; they have been divided into five categories (Al-Andalus, Spain and the Arab world, Maghreb, Mashreq and miscellaneous), and all of the countries with which we have performed exhibition work are represented, namely Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria and Yemen. 

The artists who appear in the exhibition are: 

Abir Guesmi, Abdurlahman Alnazeer Ali, Abuzaydun Hanoos, Ahmed el Shaer, Ahmed Khesta, AlAnood Mubarak, Alfredo Cáliz, Ali Talib, Alla Budabbus, Amado Alfadni, Amy Sow, Ana Crespo, Assem Al Bacha, Berta Vicente, Carole Alfarah, Chant Avedissian, Clara Carvajal, Combo, Dar Al Naim, Dhafer Ben Khalifa, El- 30U, El- Moustach, Ghita Benlamlih, Ilyes Messaoudi, Issam Smiri, Jalid al-Saai, Javier Abella, Javier Hirschfeld, Joe Namy, Kamal Rigah, L’Homme Jaune, Ladis, Leila Alaoui, López, Malak Elghuel, Manuel Gutiérrez Guerrero, Manuel Lama, Mehri Khalil, Miguel Ambrosio Zaragoza (Ambrós), Mohamad Arabi, Mohamed Al Kharrubi, Moisés Yagües, Muhammad Ismail, Nicène Kossentini, Osama Esid, Pablo Rojas, Father Savignac, Pío Cabanillas, Qarm Qart, Rachid Koraïchi, Rafael Yzquierdo, Rasha Amin, Rayan Nasir, Ricardo, Roger Grasas, Sarah Basma Harnafi, Skanderous, Tariq Dajani, Tejeda, Thana Faroq, Vicente Castelló, Víctor Mora Pujadas and Yasmine Hatimi.