In ‘A Space of Celebration’, facts merge with myth and fiction, troubling the notion of authenticity and opening doors to the fantastical.

Michael Sailstorfer’s new works for this exhibition are integrated within contexts of materiality and allegory. His artistic practice is intimately involved with the innate, transformative properties of material. His interdisciplinary experimentations emphasise chemical interactions which discern their metaphorical interpretations, and are directed towards an outcome that is in many ways orchestrated and unforeseeable.

In collaboration with The Africa Institute, Sharjah Art Foundation presents the first retrospective of the work of Ghanaian photographer Gerald Annan-Forson.

Trevor Yeung presents a new site-specific work, Rock Universe (2022) at Jaddaf Waterfront Sculpture...

Jameel Library presents food writer and filmmaker Salma Serry’s research, exploring food as a site of confluence where history, knowledge, politics, economies, senses and semantics become interconnected elements that are produced and reproduced continuously throughout time.

Off Centre / On Stage seeks an earlier Dubai, much of which has now been bulldozed or cast in the shadow of a new city.

Samson Young’s Artist’s Room features a new, site-specific installation, Reasonable Music – an interactive environment consisting of (text as) sound and (text as) image.

Attempting to see through the UAE landscape, this work asks what kinds of negotiations, relationships and hierarchies emerge and submerge if we imagine the desert to be a forest?

An exhibition curated by Dr Nada Shabout which presents a selection of modern and contemporary art from across the Middle Eastern region.

Ishara Art Foundation presents Order of Magnitude by Jitish Kallat, the artist’s first major solo exhibition in West Asia and the Levant.