Exhibitions, galleries, museums and the makers shaping how the Gulf draws, builds and looks at itself.
From Zayed National Museum to Alserkal Avenue, the unmissable shows defining the Emirates' cultural summer.
A leaner, sharper fair puts the region's galleries — and its ideas — firmly at the centre of the conversation.
Photography, painting and performance converge in a vivid study of identity, womanhood and heritage.
The Lebanese national pavilion brings a powerful meditation on memory and reconstruction to Venice.
The accessible fair returns with a broader programme, new galleries and a stronger focus on emerging practice.
Dates, venues and early curatorial signals for the region's most intellectually ambitious biennial.
A new generation of makers in northwest Arabia is rewriting what Gulf jewellery can look like.
The gallery's summer programme bridges the fair season and the studio, with works that reward a slower look.
On translating national identity into garments you can live in.
A conversation about material honesty, provenance and place.
New works blending photography, painting and performance — a vivid exploration of identity, womanhood and heritage through colour and symbolism.
The body as archive, ritual and everyday material.
On skulls, symbolism and building a visual language that travels between worlds. The multidisciplinary UAE artist on her practice.
A closer look at the galleries, artists and moments that defined this year's most talked-about fair.
A room-by-room guide to the landmark institution finally open in Abu Dhabi.
Why the Lebanese pavilion is one of the most emotionally necessary shows at this year's Biennale.
How the ancient landscape of northwest Arabia is inspiring a fresh wave of jewellery design.
