
“Local” Solo Exhibition by Jane Beveridge at XVA Gallery, Dubai
Join XVA Gallery from March 7th to April 6th, 2026 for Jane Beveridge’s first solo show that captures the essence of Dubai, and belonging.
Online Magazine on Art, Fashion and Luxury Lifestyle in UAE and Italy

Join XVA Gallery from March 7th to April 6th, 2026 for Jane Beveridge’s first solo show that captures the essence of Dubai, and belonging.

After decades of silence, Zeef Oria returned to painting not as a continuation, but as a transformation. His recent works feel less like images and more like states of being – suspended between chaos and calm, memory and presence, gesture and stillness. Rather than narrating stories, his paintings invite contemplation: they ask the viewer to slow down, to remain, to listen. In this conversation, we explore art not as production, but as an existential practice – a way of thinking, feeling, and encountering the unknown through paint.

From November 15th to December 11th , 2025 you can explore how environmental activists’ vandalism has transformed museums in stages for protest/performance, as Tor Seidel’s triptychs reveal how these instant acts permanently redefine the meaning and perception of classical art.

Firetti Contemporary, in collaboration with Hunna Art Gallery, presents “I’m Never Coming Back”, a solo exhibition by artist Aidha Badr (b.1996, Brooklyn, NY), opening to the public on September 19, 2025, and running until November 7, 2025.

Renowned Graffiti Artist & Designer Ferhat Kaz is set to make history with the world’s highest graffiti exhibition, “No One Knows I Am Here”, hosted on the 108th floor of the iconic Burj Khalifa.

In a city like Dubai—renowned for its cultural diversity and thriving art scene—we are constantly drawn to artistic voices that transcend geographical boundaries and expand visual experience.

In this article, we celebrate female artists in the UAE, both Emirati and expat, whose creativity, resilience, and unique perspectives continue to shape the cultural landscape of the region. From bold contemporary works to deeply personal explorations of identity, these artists offer powerful narratives that reflect the diversity and richness of life in the Emirates. Their voices—expressed through paint, sculpture, performance, and mixed media—challenge norms, honor heritage, and envision new possibilities. As we highlight their contributions, we also recognize the vital role women play in driving artistic innovation and cultural dialogue across the UAE and beyond.

Khaled Al Jaberi is a talented caricature artist known for his minimalist yet powerful approach to visual storytelling. Blending humor, philosophy, and social commentary, his work captures complex ideas with simplicity, inviting viewers to engage with art beyond the surface.

MAESTRO is a Spanish artist who divides his time between the eastern coast of Spain and the western coast of the United States.

IN THE WOUP is a French street artist based in Lyon, known for his mosaic creations over the past decade. His primary project, Mario Worldz Project, explores the question: “What if Mario Bros. had more costumes? Like a lot more…”