A rare opportunity to see the artistic scene of Oman through the works of masters who were at the forefront of its professional development. Painting and wooden sculpture showcase a country where landscape, craft traditions, and a modern perspective come together to form a cohesive cultural image. The exhibition introduces the art of the Sultanate through the collection of the National Museum. The focus is on authors for whom the second half of the 20th century became a time for the formation of a new visual language. A youth studio, established in 1980, helped shape the professional community and gave impetus to artists who turned to the history of the country and modern forms. In the presented landscapes, mountains, desert plains, coastlines, and spaces where nature preserves cultural memory emerge. Some masters strive for a generalized image of land and light, while others choose specific landscapes, revealing their character and historical depth. Sculpture adds materiality to the exhibition: wooden works show how modern sculpture connects texture, craft foundation, and concise form. Interesting exhibitions in Moscow are presented on KUDAGO.