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Asareh Ebrahimpour is an Iranian interdisciplinary artist and art performer based in Dubai. Her multifaceted background in interior design, math and physics , physical theatre, body awareness, Expressive art and movement therapy, drawing and painting shapes a deeply embodied and conceptual artistic language.
Elysian Awakening of powerful spring- an evocative exhibition that delves into the multifaceted strength, resilience, and creativity of female artists. This curated collection features the extraordinary works of Zeina Abdullah, Barbara Duran, Natalie Katwal, Fatma Lootah and Sara Alkhayyal each illuminating the diverse expressions of womanhood through a contemporary lens.
A chorus of singular stories—unpolished, unapologetic, deeply human. Because change does not begin in the crowd; it begins within.
The connection between silence and noise, minimalism and maximalism, is explored in a duo show featuring the artworks of Ali Zolghadri and Niga Sayyed.
DRIFT Dubai continues its commitment to blending art and cuisine with a new collaboration featuring celebrated French artist Adrien Marcos.
Following its successful debut in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Art of the Kingdom: Poetic Illuminations exhibition – the first travelling group exhibition of Saudi contemporary artists- opened today at the Saudi Arabia Museum of Contemporary Art at Jax (SAMoCA@Jax).
Firetti Contemporary presents The Unseen Presence, a collective exhibition featuring the works of Ahmad Tallaa, Bassam Kyrillos, Besher Koushaji, Eyad Jouda, Hikmat Naeem, Ibrahim Hamid, Kamal Al Zoubi, Mahmood Al Daoud, and Suheil Baddor.
Maher Attar and Ahmed Manawishi’s latest collaboration ‘Seduction’ is set to stun Beirut at the opening tomorrow 13 February at Art District Gallery.
Andakulova Gallery is proud to present Silk and Velvet VS Warning safety signs, a powerful new exhibition by acclaimed Uzbek conceptual artist, Dilyara Kaipova.
Tashkeel, a leading UAE-based art and design incubator, presents ‘I Kept Holding,’ an immersive, multiform exhibition by Maitha Hamdan, an Emirati artist and a graduate of the Critical Practice Programme.
