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From 5 September to 5 December 2024, the Dalloul Art Foundation (DAF) in Beirut will present Prints & Printmaking, a unique exhibition celebrating the artistry of Arab artist-printmakers. The exhibition will showcase a rich selection of fine art prints on paper from the DAF collection, some of which have rarely been seen in public.
Firetti Contemporary is thrilled to announce Astral Space Exploration: The Cosmic Renaissance, an exhibition by visionary artist Kaikhan Salakhov, opening on September 18, 2024, at Firetti Contemporary, Dubai.
Urbanist Art Gallery’s Second Annual Collective Show is set to open 15 August at its prestigious venue in Dubai.
Kutubna Cultural Center, Dubai’s newest independent bookstore and cultural center, has announced a new art exhibition featuring Arab artists. “One Hundred Years of Painting: Arab Art from 1916 to 2017” opens to the public with an official reception on Saturday, August 17, from 6 pm to 8 pm. The exhibition is open daily from 10 am to 10 pm and runs until October 13.
On a “Fragile Beauty” exhibition at the V&A, London. Elton John began collecting photography after leaving rehab in 1991. Over three decades, he and his husband David Furnish have curated a collection that is intensely personal yet universally compelling. The […]
Zayed National Museum has unveiled its new digital presence with the launch of its website and social media channels. These channels will offer a glimpse of what to expect when the museum opens, shedding light on its narrative, galleries, collection and research programme.
“Memories are Home” features the works of Emirati artist Salmah Al Mansoori, hosted in the city of Ventimiglia, Italy, and organized by FIDAPA Porta d’Italia e Orizzonti and ARTEK in collaboration with Firetti Contemporary and curated by Mara Firetti.
“Ioan De Moisa: Gathering at the Beginning of Life” and “YANG Yu-Ning: Escaping Landscape” Opening Reception on August, 8.
The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra), in partnership with the Abdul Latif Alfozan Award for Mosque Architecture, will host the second edition of its Islamic Art Conference on November 25-30 as a cultural celebration and a global showcase of the heritage, living traditions and emerging trends of Islamic arts and crafts from across the Arab world.
The exhibition explores colonial violence and domination in the past few years, particularly in Gaza, by employing digital media techniques.
