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Sola Olulode
I’ve Got to Know You Now We May Never Meet Again 4 Feb - 9 Apr 2025 Gallery Lawrie Shabibi is delighted to present I’ve Got to Know You Now We May Never Meet Again, the Dubai debut exhibition by London based Nigerian-British Artist Sola Olulode whose paintings depict a vibrant dialogue between myth, memory, and the sea. In this new series of paintings, the artist draws on... Read more -
Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim - 'Between Sunrise and Sunset'
Maraya Art Centre, Al Qasba, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates 2 Feb - 10 Aug 2025 Museums Originally curated by Maya Allison for the National Pavilion UAE in 2022 on the occasion of the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. For its display in Sharjah, curated by Cima Azzam for Maraya Art Centre in collaboration with the artist's; Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim and gallery;... Read more -
Asad Fauwell Featured at Wellin Museum Exhibition
Menagerie: Animals in Art from the Wellin Museum 7 Sep 2024 - 25 Jun 2025 From the ancient world through to the present day, ' Menagerie' curated by Elizabeth Shannon, PhD, Collections Curator, explores how humans have utilized animal iconography across all areas of cultural production and encourages a thoughtful and conscious understanding of the presence of animals in our everyday lives. The exhibition presents... Read more -
Mounir Fatmi Features in Group Show at Misk Art Institute
3 Nov 2024 - 27 Feb 2025 The Misk Art Institute’s latest exhibition, The Silent Age of Singularity, brings together the work of 20 visionary artists to examine the profound impact of the internet era on modern communication and the sharing of ideas. This exhibition delves into the subtle yet transformative changes reshaping society, where the fusion... Read more -
Dima Srouji Features in Group Show at Hayy Jameel
We saw an endless cycle 27 Nov 2024 - 17 Apr 2025 Taking its title from a poem by Seher Shah, We Saw an Endless Cycle explores how artists engage with the city through intimate gestures. Featuring works that reflect acts of walking, crawling, photographing, painting, drawing, sculpting, and counter-mapping, the exhibition traces echoes of these practices across decades and geographies. Together,... Read more