Baghdad: The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Antiquities, Qasim Al-Sudani, inaugurated the "Colors of Ashura" art exhibition at the Iraqi House of Fashion. Organized in cooperation with the Friends of Culture and Arts Association, the event took place at the Al-Wasiti Art Gallery within the House's building, commemorating the Arba'een of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him).

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the exhibition was held to affirm the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Antiquities' commitment to supporting artistic and cultural activities. These activities draw inspiration from human and national values, contributing to enhancing cultural awareness and strengthening Iraqi identity. The opening ceremony saw attendance from a select group of visual artists, academics, media figures, and several officials and cultural affairs enthusiasts.

The exhibition showcased a collection of artworks inspired by the themes of the Husseini uprising. Diverse artistic visions and styles embodied the meanings of sacrifice, altruism, and steadfastness, evoking the timeless values established by the Battle of Karbala. The event concluded with the distribution of participation certificates to the artists. Attendees praised the high artistic quality of the works, appreciating the cultural and artistic role of the Iraqi House of Fashion. The exhibition contributed to preserving Iraq's cultural and civilizational heritage, solidifying art's status as a humanitarian message reflecting the authenticity of national identity.