#Exhibitions Worldwide
The Acropolis Museum and NEON present the second part of the trilogy Michael Rakowitz & Ancient Cultures featuring Lamassu of Nineveh (2018).
#Exhibitions Worldwide
Afra Al Dhaheri's Weighted Pause: is a site‑specific, multi‑sensory installation that invites viewers into a shared state of stillness and reflection.
#Exhibitions Worldwide
Through an interplay of film, sculpture, and collected objects, Rakowitz revisits historical events with acute sensitivity to nuance and contradiction.
#Exhibitions Worldwide
HALE TENGER / BORDERS / BORDERS is the first museum survey of the artist’s work. Spanning Tenger’s practice from the 1990s to the present, this exhibition features iconic multimedia installations alongside significant works in video, sculpture and sound, foregrounding the ways in which Tenger’s concern with history, politics and human psychology shape narratives of belonging and exclusion.
#Exhibitions Worldwide
Afra Al Dhaheri's first institutional solo show, Restless Circle, brings together a selection of works that explore the structural effects of tension, repetition and time.
#Triennale
Afra Al Dhaheri presents an installation of her sculptural and material explorations that trace memory, fragility, and transformation.
#Triennale
Michael Rakowitz takes over the UMEMURA Shoten, a wholesale store still operating today specializing in tea ceramics, to present seven panel works from the series The invisible enemy should not exist (Northwest Palace of Kalhu) (2023).
#Publication
The Trial is an extensive publication chronicling the decade-plus-long evolution of one of Rossella Biscotti’s seminal works.
#Press
One of Dubai's oldest, women-led art establishments, it first opened its doors as a close-knit salon d'art in a Jumeirah villa back in 1995 and it remains ahead of the game.