The
first Hazawi, Rituals, is a collection of students' insights about Qatar's
past. Students interviewed their grandparents to bring out their memories
and their passionate longing for the old days into the present sphere.
The second Hazawi, Hazawi Al Heen (Stories
of Today), is an emotional documentation of students' observations about
Qatar's culture today. Students wrote about their worries and ambitions.
They talked about social relationships and changes they are witnessing as
young designers.
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Hazawi reflects extensive
efforts and in-depth learning
processes to develop the skills required in designing and printing
news and book publications |
The third Hazawi, Hazawi al Mustqbal (Stories
of the Future), is a methodical approach to Qatar's future. Each topic reflects
students' own opinions about what Qatar's future might look like based on
an understanding of Qatar's present, past, and the global changes that the
country has recently adopted.
Hazawi reflects extensive efforts and in-depth
learning processes to develop the skills required in designing and printing
news and book publications. The visual and verbal contents were carefully
synthesized to create a comprehensive analysis. For example, in Hazawi Al
Mustaqbal, the students did not predict randomly what could happen in the
future; instead, they developed a sensitive mind to observe, analyze and
suggest different scenarios. They generated different approaches to create
visual languages that fit into the theme of "Qatar's future." The students'
commitment and their teachers' dedication yielded positive feedback from
the public when Hazawi newspaper was distributed along with one of the Qatari
daily newspapers. |
