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This Ramadan, from 1-9 April, Alserkal Avenue is celebrating the city’s diversity by coming together to share and listen to today’s cultural stories. Visitors can make their way to the Avenue from iftar onwards to enjoy screenings, poetry performances, gift exchanges, music by a handpan orchestra, and more.
Celebrating five years of its multidisciplinary space Concrete, Alserkal Avenue is presenting a rare solo presentation of work by artist Rana Begum. This will be the artist’s largest solo exhibition in the region to date and will include works that have not been shown in the region before. Begum’s work will explore the interaction of light, colour and form in dialogue with OMA’s Concrete, responding to the building’s architectural conversation with light and form, captured in its minimalist lines. The exhibition is curated by Dr Cliff Lauson. Dappled Light opened to the public on 26 February and will run until 22 March 2023
Alserkal Art Week presents its most dynamic programme to date with Rana Begum’s Dappled Light and experiential exhibitions hosted at the largest concentration of contemporary art galleries from the region
Art exhibitions, talks, open studios, gallery tours, guest projects and more feature on this spring’s programme, continuing Alserkal Avenue’s trailblazing effect on the region’s contemporary art and culture dialogue.
Ten art galleries for art lovers to visit this summer while exploring the contemporary art hub, Alserkal avenue in Dubai!
Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde is pleased to announce its new exhibition, “Out of Place,” between 22 March – 22 May 2021.
“Horizons” exhibition by Asma M’Naouar is to be held at Elmarsa Gallery between 22nd March to 8th May, 2021.
Reminding us of our mortality, Hoda Tawakol’s art exhibition titled ‘Between Bodies’ is at Alserkal until 25th February 2021.
Omar Bey’s works include painting, collage and mixed media assemblage of found objects. He has developed an innovative command of materials that enable him to evoke surprise, humour, and contemplation in viewers. Bey’s themes revolve around the paradoxical excess of […]
The exhibition Conceptos Paralelos or Parallel Concepts is an initiative promoted by the Spanish Embassy in the United Arab Emirates as a part of its cultural program. It aims to get the Spanish and the Arab community closer, and everyone in general. They make us reflect on how much do we look alike. And overall aims to invite to share our vision of values and find a way to get closer and not just simply live parallelly.
