Kuwaiti Society of Formative Artists

Kuwaiti Society of Formative Artists

The Kuwaiti Society of Formative Artists (KSFA) was created by a group of artists of the Free Art Studio in 1967. KSFA's objectives are to encourage novices, foster talent, give exposure of foreign and local artists to people in Kuwait and showcase Kuwaiti art to the world. It has since been renamed the Kuwait Art Association.


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