The International New York Times Art for Tomorrow conference
Co-hosted by New York Times,
15 March 2015, Qatar
The inaugural Art for Tomorrow conference will focus on the art and architecture that is playing a vital role in building communities, developing commerce and enriching lives throughout the globe. Art for Tomorrow will welcome 200 invited guests representing the arts, public and private sectors, tourism experts, city planners and business developers. Together we will discuss the changing dynamics of art and architecture, and their potential to transform people and places.
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