History of Art With Dr. Michaela Watrelot: Dutch Golden Age
The Golden Age is the term used for the seventeenth century in the Netherlands, a period in which the country gained independence and enjoyed great prosperity.
Meet Mara Firetti: the Founder of One of the Most Popular Art Galleries in Dubai
Read this interview to learn more about Mara Firetti and her gallery Firetti Contemporary, Dubai
“Babel” Art Exhibition by Richard Ketley at XVA Art Gallery, Dubai
This exhibition draws its inspiration from the legend of the Tower of Babel. Various cultures and religions contain similar tales and legends, of a world where all people spoke the same language and aspired to reach the heavens through the […]
Galerie Poggy at Paris + par Art Basel
Discover a rare painting by Edvard Munch : Two Boys on the Beach (1911) at Paris + by Art Basel, which runs from October 19th to 23rd at the Grand Palais Éphémère
The UN launches the Yazidi Cultural Archives Created by 16 Women Yazidi Artists Through Photography and Film
The United Nations (UN) launched the Yazidi Cultural Archives on Google Arts. The archive aims to mark the culture of the Yazidis, a minority community in northern Iraq that suffered genocide at the hands of the Da’esh in 2014.
History of Art: Baroque | The Power of Light & Illusion
Seventeenth-century European art was dominated by Baroque, characterized by exaggerated forms, colors, and focus on emotions. Baroque was a prolific period with many extraordinary artists and a complex range of styles and subjects. From a historical perspective, it was a turbulent […]
Ai-Da, World’s First Humanoid Artist, Speaks at Culture Summit Abu Dhabi
Culture Summit Abu Dhabi welcomed the first robot artist using artificial intelligence technology to its fifth edition, which is organised by the Department of Culture and Tourism Abu Dhabi and running until Tuesday, October 25 at Manarat Al Saadiyat.
Versace x Cube Art Fair
Cube Art Fair collaborates with Versace to showcase fashion and celebrity photographer Markus Klinko.
Paris+ par Art Basel Announces Details of its City-wide Sector Sites and Further Highlights of its Inaugural Edition
Paris+ par Art Basel’s sector for site-specific projects Sites will present over 20 publicly accessible works and interventions in emblematic settings throughout the city
The Arts Center at NYU Abu Dhabi presents What The Day Owes To The Night (Ce Que Le Jour Doit A La Nuit) by Cie Hervé Koubi
What The Day Owes To The Night’ combines urban and contemporary dance with capoeira and martial arts in a moving and spectacular evening-length work The UAE premiere will be presented with the support of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels
