Jack Thomas Taylor

Curator of Art, Media & Tech @TheMediaMajlis/@NUQatar. MA Culture, Criticism, Curation; MBA Culture + Enterprise @CSM_News; PhD-ing @KingsCollegeLon

[Qatar News Agency @QNAEnglish]

Northwestern #Qatar Opens "Marshmallow Laser Feast" Exhibition
#QNA
https://t.co/BU5Q3QSaWL

[Inksea @inkseart]

GM Art Lovers 🌊❤️

@marshmallowlf’s All That Is Unseen is now open at Media Majlis Museum in Doha — an @ACMI touring survey of 10 immersive works on breath, cells, and black holes, and MLF’s first show in the Middle East. Free, through Jan 21.

#InkseaDailyArt

[Shane Flanagan 🇦🇺 @AusAmbQatar]

A fantastic evening celebrating the opening of All That Is Unseen at Media Majlis Museum, Northwestern University Qatar. A wonderful collaboration between Australian, British & Qatari partners, connecting art, technology & storytelling. Free till 21 January 2027.📍Education City

[KidsLoveQatar @KidsLoveQatarQA]

New immersive exhibition has opened at the Media Majlis Museum in Education City.

All That Is Unseen
📍 Media Majlis Museum, Northwestern University in Qatar
🗓️ October 5, 2026 – January 21, 2027
⏰ Sunday–Thursday, 10 AM–8 PM
🎟️ Free entry

Save this one to visit!

[Q37 @q37_qa]

Northwestern University in Qatar’s Media Majlis Museum opened All That Is Unseen today, marking the first touring exhibition in the region from Australia’s ACMI and London artist collective Marshmallow Laser Feast. Reimagined specifically for local audiences, the immersive installation employs large-scale video works, guided meditations, and interactive elements. Located at Education City, the exhibition invites visitors to explore the hidden networks connecting living organisms, human breath, and the cosmos.

[The Peninsula Qatar @PeninsulaQatar]

Northwestern University in Qatar’s (NU-Q) Media Majlis Museum is bringing an immersive exhibition to Doha, marking the first touring exhibition by ACMI, Australia’s national museum of screen culture, to the region and the first major exhibition in Qatar and the wider region by London-based artist collective Marshmallow Laser Feast (MLF).

https://t.co/HOOSbxtdYB

[ILoveQatar - Live @ILQLive]

🤩 A new free immersive experience is opening at Media Majlis Museum!

🌌 ‘All That Is Unseen’, by renowned London art group Marshmallow Laser Feast, explores the unseen connections among all living entities through large-scale video works, guided meditation and interactive experiences.

📍Media Majlis Museum, Northwestern University in Qatar
🗓️ 5 October 2026 - 21 January 2027 (Closed on Fridays & Saturdays)
🕓 10 am - 8 pm
🎟️ FREE

Qatar Events | Free things to do in Qatar | Doha @themediamajlis @NUQatar @marshmallowlf

[MarhabaGuideQatar @MarhabaQatar]

All That Is Unseen, the first exhibition by Marshmallow Laser Feast in Qatar, will open at the Media Majlis Museum at NU-Q on 5 October 2026.

📅 5 Oct. 2026 - 21 Jan. 2027
📍 Media Majlis Museum
🎟️ Free

READ MORE ▶ https://t.co/KeiJ6sCQgg

#MarhabaQatar

[Marwan M. Kraidy @mkraidy.bsky.social @MKraidy]

The future is rarely singular—or settled.

At @NUQatar we confidently grapple with uncomfortable questions. Hence our latest @themediamajlis exhibition, “What’s between, between?” invites visitors to ponder the uncertainty of the future. A must-do if in Doha btw now and June!

[Media Majlis Museum @themediamajlis]

Media Majlis Museum represented Qatar's cultural journey at ICOM Dubai 2025.

We joined ICOM Qatar to showcase the country's evolving cultural landscape, where museums create spaces for everyone, inspire new generations of thinkers, and connect heritage with tomorrow.

[afikra | عفكرة @afikra]

We delve into @themediamajlis's exhibition, "Ai or Nay? Artificial vs. Intelligent," with curator @Bintaylor who explores how AI, often presented as a utopian solution, is also a tool of surveillance & violence in the #Arab world.

https://t.co/eMtBwnVDl1

[ILoveQatar - Live @ILQLive]

🤳Ever looked at a meme and thought, "That meme is so me"? Well, now's your chance to bring your thoughts to life as you can get your own personalised meme at the MEMEMEMEMEME Exhibition!

Choose your favourite template, take your photo, and voilà, you have it!📸

📅Until 4 December 2025
📍Media Majlis Museum, Northwestern University in Qatar
⏰ Sunday -Thursday: 10 am - 8 pm
🏷️Free entry & free personalised meme!

#ILoveQatar #Qatar #QatarEvents @themediamajlis

[Media Majlis Museum @themediamajlis]

One word to describe Memememememe? Our guests had plenty.

▶️ Watch how the exhibition resonated with its first audience.

Every visit brings a new perspective. Plan yours today!

📍 #MediaMajlisMuseum, @NUQatar
🗓️ Sep 01 – Dec 04, 2025
🕙 Sunday–Thursday, 10am–8pm

#Qatar

[ILoveQatar - Live @ILQLive]

🤩Walk through a world of memes at the MEMEMEMEMEME Exhibition, where you can get into the depths of some of the most iconic memes of our times!

📅Until 4 December 2025
📍Media Majlis Museum, Northwestern University in Qatar
⏰ Sunday -Thursday: 10 am - 8 pm
🎟️Free entry!

#ILoveQatar #Qatar #QatarEvents @themediamajlis

[Marwan M. Kraidy @mkraidy.bsky.social @MKraidy]

@themediamajlis @NUQatar @QF @miketrick @guqdean @FJ_Marmolejo @WCMQatar https://t.co/YQ8mHoiUCH

[🎙Qatartainment 🎙 @qatartainment]

Now Open! The Memememememe exhibition at The Media Majlis, Northwestern Qatar (Sept 1 – Dec 4, 2025), dives into the cultural power of memes—how they spread, transform, and shape identity. 💻✨

#Memememememe #MediaMajlis #NorthwesternQatar #QatarExhibition #DigitalCulture

[Tbreak @tbreakdotcom]

Memes get measured in Qatar: Inside Media Majlis’s new show | Media Majlis at Northwestern Qatar opens Memememememe, a new exhibition on meme culture, running to 4 December 2025. Key works, hours, and UAE timings.

[seohyo @seohyowork]

<Meme Morphologies> by SEOHYO
commissioned by the Media Majlis Museum

Memememememe
Media Majlis Museum, Doha, Qatar
Sep 01 – Dec 04, 2025

[Doha News @dohanews]

The ‘Memememememe’ #exhibition is now open at the @themediamajlis Museum, Northwestern #Qatar (Sept 1–Dec 4, 2025). Curated by Jack Thomas Taylor and Amal Zeyad Ali, the exhibition explores the cultural power of #memes, examining how they spread, mutate, and shape identity. Set in a laundromat-inspired environment, the exhibition reflects the endless cycles of meme circulation and meaning-loss, featuring works from artists across Qatar, the #UAE, #SaudiArabia, #SouthKorea, the U.S., and beyond. It also highlights artworks and new commissions from regional and international artists, examining memes as ideological tools that shape identity and digital #culture.

[The Peninsula Qatar @PeninsulaQatar]

Memes may seem like fleeting jokes scrolling past on screens, but at Northwestern University in Qatar’s (NU-Q) Media Majlis Museum, they are the subject of an innovative exhibition that explores their deeper cultural, political, and social weight.

https://t.co/cFDZl0oDNd