#Biennial
In her layered film, Hera Büyüktaşcıyan explores the tensions between absence and presence, sound and silence, erasure and resistance.
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The Acropolis Museum and NEON present the second part of the trilogy Michael Rakowitz & Ancient Cultures featuring Lamassu of Nineveh (2018).
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Fatma Al Ali treats present-day rain paths as echoes of those ancient river systems, working with materials gathered from sites where water has recently flowed.
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Nazgol Ansarinia's series, entitled Connected Pools (2020), is an exploration of the presence of empty swimming pools located in Tehran’s middle class neighbourhoods, and their relationship to the individual and collective desire.
#Publication
Born from the retrospective held at the Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, Title One I Dreamt Clara and Other Stories is the first comprehensive monograph on Rossella Biscotti, covering her 20-year practice.
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Phantom Quartet brings together Hera Büyüktaşcıyan’s newly produced works for this exhibition, along with a selection of earlier works, some drawn from the Arter Collection.
#Biennial
Looking back to histories of abstraction that predate modern art, Kamrooz Aram’s work references art forms that have often been characterized by Western art historians as merely decorative.
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New Humans explores how technological developments have inspired evolving definitions of the “human.”
#Exhibition
The exhibition brings together works by Alla Abdunabi, Fatma Al Ali, Alessandro Balteo-Yazbeck, and Michael Rakowitz to examine the persistence of imperial logics across time—through language, image, material, and myth.
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The artists featured in this exhibition ground their practices in unique social and geographical contexts.
#News
From a longlist of more than 60 artists, Rossella Biscotti was unanimously chosen as the BelgianArtPrize 2027 laureate. Biscotti is invited to create and present new work next year at Bozar (April -June 2027).
#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.