A Solo Exhibition “Unfolding” by Moza Al Falasi at Tashkeel, Dubai
Tashkeel presents “Unfolding”, a solo exhibition by Emirati artist Moza Al Falasi, slated to open on 15 May 2026.
Dubai Culture Unveils ‘Takhayyal’ Art Installation by eL Seed in Collaboration with Tashkeel
Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture), in collaboration with Tashkeel, has announced the unveiling of ‘Takhayyal,’ a striking public art installation by Franco-Tunisian artist eL Seed. The newly commissioned sculptural piece is part of the Dubai Public Art initiative, previously launched by Dubai Culture to transform Dubai into an open-air museum, making art accessible to all.
‘I Kept Holding’ Solo Exhibition by Maitha Hamdan at Tashkeel, Dubai
Tashkeel, a leading UAE-based art and design incubator, presents ‘I Kept Holding,’ an immersive, multiform exhibition by Maitha Hamdan, an Emirati artist and a graduate of the Critical Practice Programme.
Tashkeel Presents ‘Homepage’ — a Solo Exhibition by Emirati Artist Mouza Al Hamrani
A new solo exhibition to be launched by Tashkeel this month will feature artwork from UAE-based Mouza Al Hamrani exploring the intersection between art and technology. ‘Homepage’ is the Emirati illustrator and multimedia designer’s first solo exhibition and the culmination of her Tashkeel Critical Practice Programme journey.
Tashkeel and SALT Unveil Exciting Designs at New Marsa Al Arab Location
Tashkeel and SALT unveiled a stunning set of designs from some of the UAE’s most innovative and creative visual artists at a special event in Dubai last night.
Forty-two Artists and Designers Create 90+ Art and Design Works for 12th Edition of Made in Tashkeel Exhibition
From 28 June – 30 August, ‘Made in Tashkeel’ highlights the breadth of UAE, GCC and global talent creating artworks in the Emirates
“COVID Conversations” Art Exhibition at Tashkeel Art Gallery Featuring Artwork of 42 Artists
COVID Conversations at Tashkeel Studio is exhibiting the works of 42 artists at a group exhibition that has been taking place between 8th December to 4th January 2021. Within the exhibition, viewers have had the chance to experience some of the works of artists that have been exploring, understanding and processing the COVID-19 pandemic.
