Drawn from the collection of the Barjeel Art Foundation, artworks in the exhibition reflect the manifold ways in which artists in the Arab world have responded to socio-political events and the human condition across the twentieth century.

The Sharjah Art Museum’s collection embodies the richness and diversity of modern and contemporary art produced in the Arab World during the past fifty years.

This exhibition is Fahd Burki’s first international solo, bringing together more than 50 works spanning the past 15 years of the artist’s practice.

General Behavior presents Farah Al Qasimi’s encapsulation of the effects of a hyper global culture...

Another Perspective presents Mohamed Al Astad’s Danat Al Shawati – ‘The Art of Beach Pearls’, where he uses sea sand, rust and time to create dramatic visual pieces, and is created here for the first time as an interactive installation and an immersive experience of his world.

A solo exhibition bringing together bodies of work by the Neo-conceptual artist.

Leila Heller presents a series of new and never before seen paintings by the Iranian artist.

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?

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

Lebanese-Italian artist Cristiana de Marchi turns the spotlight on stitched works.

This major retrospective presents a largely unknown body of work created by the prolific Lebanese artist Aref El Rayess (1928–2005). The exhibition includes a wide range of paintings, drawings, works on paper, sculptures and tapestries that together reveal the rich and complex artistic practice of this important Arab modernist.

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.

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

In his largest solo exhibition of new works to date, award-winning artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan brings together a selection of new multisensory commissions and recent works that probe the question: Can the frequencies, simulations and stimulations of sound reveal narratives concealed from history?

Khalil Rabah: What is not is an exhibition of significant works by Khalil Rabah, created from the 1990s to the present, that propose speculative frameworks and platforms for exploring how cultural institutions, curatorial practice, museological discourse and critical knowledge operate under long-standing states of emergency and displacement.

Passages through Passages brings together a body of key works by CAMP, the Mumbai-based artist studio founded in 2007 by Shaina Anand and Ashok Sukumaran.

Adel Abidin is currently working with the themes of identity, power, fear, escape, clichés and insecurities using language, by manipulating well known pop song lyrics that once used to express love, hope, and dreams.

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

The 1990’s in the United Arab Emirates was a pivotal decade.

This first institutional solo exhibition in the UAE is a testament to the trio's 13 years in Dubai as artists living and working together, creating a landscape and tapestry of continuously evolving ideas and dialogues with collaborators, artists, and visitors to their home.

An exhibition which invites you to immerse yourself in 17th-18th century Versailles and discover this unique meeting place for different civilisations.

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

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

Safwan Dahoul’s Dream series has explored the physical and psychological effects of alienation and solitude for over three decades.