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Embracing this rich heritage, Artefactum Gallery aims to evoke the spirit of exploration, curiosity, and wonder that characterised these early collections.
Most recently, she has been participating in artist residency programmes worldwide.
In 1876 a New England painter became the first known Black artist to win a national award for his landscape. It then went missing for 100 years.
A group exhibition titled Spiritual Reflections that is taking place at Conrad Dubai, is showcasing the best efforts of 19 artists from Pakistan, UAE and Saudi Arabia.
The show aims to offer a counter-space to agendas of war, patriarchy and colonialism, and their toxic impacts on human and non-human ecosystems.
She has participated in several local and international exhibitions, including ones hosted by Funun Arts, PaintBrush Art Community and Dubai International Art Centre in the UAE
Aisha Alabbar Gallery is presenting (till April 25) Threads of Existence, a group exhibition featuring two UAE-based artists, namely, Sara Al Haddad and Elham Shafaei.
The classes are practice-based and students will be under the guidance of their lecturers. The School also offers activities such as exhibitions, books, videos, podcasts as well as in-person and online talks.
The pieces for display include designs by leading artists and designers Dr. Zahrah Alghamdi, Cristian Mohaded, TAKK (Mireia Luzarraga and Alejandro Muino), and TECHNOCrafts.
The mandate is for the designers to engage in immersive training, mentorship and research opportunities, culminating in the development and production of commercially-available design pieces that are made in the Emirates.
The artistic journey of Dakshil Jain, Grade 10 student at JSS International School (JSSIS), Dubai, has been “one of passion and dedication,” according to his mother Richa Jain.
