UAE Unlimited and Alserkal Arts Foundation present a retrospective exhibition featuring works from artists included in previous exhibitions to mark the UAE’s 50th anniversary.

Presented in the main space of Volte Art Projects’ Alserkal Avenue gallery, Raghava's 2021 work, entitled Guernica for the Siri-ocene, is a monumental 3.5 x 8 metre long painting that marries a wide range of inspirations, including the artist's personal research, his encounter with Picasso’s original 1937 masterpiece, and a broad spectrum of his lived experiences.

The exhibition takes its inspiration from Al-Hallaj, Mansur Al-Hallaj (858-922), an essential philosopher from the ninth century and crucial writer of the Sufi movement.

Gallery IVDE hosts a third solo exhibition by Vikram Divecha at the gallery.

The exhibition captures and explores social issues related to the contemporary reality of Mozambique, investigating its folkways, mythology, and urban dynamics. 

Emirati painter and multi-disciplinary artist, Hashel Al Lamki’s art speaks of a lifelong fascination with the relationship between humankind and their habitat, the wild and constructed.

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.

In this new body of work, which ranges across sculpture, video and drawing, Ansarinia takes Iran's recent water crisis and the resulting urban landscape as a starting point to think about collective desires of a particular time.

Tashkeel presents an open-call exhibition of artworks and design pieces in all mediums that explore the issue of food sustainability through a wide range of interpretations, whether literal or abstract. 

Lawrie Shabibi is pleased to present Hamra Abbas’ fourth solo at the gallery, coming hot off the heels of her public commission at Expo 2020.

In drought, rhymes blossom is an exhibition presented by Bavan Gallery, who aim to showcase a variety of Iranian emerging and mid-career artists who explore socio-political themes related to their home country.

An exhibition of paintings by first generation Emirati artist, Mohammed AlQassab, curated by Nasser Abdullah. 

A new exhibition that showcases artworks produced during Alia Zaal's residency in Maison Oscar-Claude Monet in Vetheuil, France.

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

A group exhibition of artworks created  by artists known to the gallery.

Celebrating 50 years of the United Arab Emirates, this event highlights the innovation, creativity and collaboration that mark the development of the nation’s visual art landscape.

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.

An exhibition offering a special experience in which the visitor is invited to explore the designs of Modu Method and Layth Mahdi in an interactive environment.

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

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

In her most recent series, Naeemeh Kazemi depicts a world that is intertwined yet fragmented. It is as if familiar pieces float strangely in space.

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

Presenting an ambisonic soundscape for the first time in the UAE, this exhibition responds to the practice of self-taught acoustic archaeologist Umashankar Manthravadi and proposes possibilities for listening to the past and its absence which remains.