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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.
“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.
From May to 15 August, 2024, the Dalloul Art Foundation in Beirut is presenting a selection of sixty-six artworks from the foundation’s recent acquisitions in the exhibition titled Hope in an Age of Dystopia. The works in this exhibition converse with each other as they explore the dystopian realities of our current world, while asking us to imagine a different future.
Christie’s is honoured to present the largest exhibition of Arab Art in London to date, at Christie’s Headquarters in London this summer. Modern and Contemporary Art of the Arab World will bring together works of art across mediums in an exhibition which collectively celebrates the creativity, diversity and history of Arab Art, situated within two distinct sections, Kawkaba: Highlights from the Barjeel Art Foundation, and Emirati Art Reimagined: Hassan Sharif and the Contemporary Voices.
As part of its rigorous mission to support creatives in the region, this season 421 is presenting this year’s edition of the 100/100: Hundred Best Arabic Posters competition from February 5 to March 5, 2023, at 421.
