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'Abu Dhabi (Dis)connected' explores the intricate bond between people and roads, revealing how infrastructure both connects and separates, empowers and restricts, shaping a city where movement embodies both opportunity and...

The 13th edition of the Ras Al Khaimah Art Festival will be held at Al Jazeera Al Hamra Heritage Village from January 31 to February 28, 2025, with ‘memory’ as...

HUNA Sculpture Park at H Residence is a yearly event that showcases art within living spaces, aiming to strengthen community bonds. This year, the exhibition showcases works of Khalid Al...

Shama Al Hamed is featured in the group exhibition 'Fruit Salad', presented by the Canopy program, NYU Crit Club, alongside other artists in New York.⁠ ⁠ Shama's practice centers on...

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is delighted to present three exceptional artists at the Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2024, presenting a series of new paintings and drawings by Dubai-based French artist Bénédicte...

Najat Makki in collaboration with FBMI and the weavers of Zuleya, presents a unique set of two hand-knotted wool rugs, Rhythm of the Land and Whisper of Elements , inspired...

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is thrilled to be part of the inaugural 'Editions, Dubai', presenting 'Un-titled’’ a dynamic selection of works by five distinctive artists—Armin Najib (b. Tehran, 1989), Abdulrahim Salim...

The Bassam Freiha Art Foundation (BFAF) is honored to present Hour Eternal: 20 Years of Emirati Abstraction, an exhibition that celebrates the diverse and evolving practices of Emirati abstract art...

This exhibition is a celebration of Emiratis who have laid the foundation of the cultural and creative landscape in the region and defined the voice of the Arabic creative, as...

The exhibition explores collage-based constructions created from daily observations of an ever-changing home surrounded by various landscapes and enriched by the artist’s vivid imagination. As a trained architect, Khalid Al...

Safeya Sharif participated in NYUAD’s Project Space as a part of the MFA Year One Exhibition, “Pressure Points”.⁠ In this body of work 'Familiarity in Fragmented Simulations', Safeya explores the...

An exhibition exploring the concept of a social and physical landscape and its distinctive representation and unique perspective by female artists. The conventional cultural portrayal of land has often been...

“And The More I See, The More Life Means To Me” show cases the finest young contemporaries from the UAE, curated by Walter Willems.

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is delighted to participate in Art Dubai for the second time with a presentation of Emirati artist Alia Hussain Lootah (b. Dubai, 1987) . Location: Madinat Jumeirah...

Najat Makki was commissioned to create a light installation for Dhai Dubai at Al Wasl Plaza, Expo City, Dubai. In this installation, seven female silhouettes, Dr. Najat Makki’s hallmark, stand...

Aisha Alabbar is pleased to introduce a selection of works focusing on sustainability and community engagement. Through diverse artistic expressions, this group exhibition prompts reflection on shared responsibility in building...

Curated by: Dr. Noha Farran Abdulrahim Salim's live performance, 'The Epic of Muheera,' aims to be a cultural milestone. It seeks to provide a profound artistic experience that resonates with...

Nujoom Alghanem was commissioned by Abu Dhabi Art or the 2023 'Artist Commissions in Cultural Sites' to create ' Artifacts of the Current Moments,' an immersive multi-layered art installation spreading...

This light installation celebrates the UAE’s seafaring past with the creation of a huge dhow boat.⁠ ⁠ In the past, boats played a vital role in various activities such as...

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is pleased to announce our participation in Abu Dhabi Art 2023 for the third consecutive year. This year, Aisha Alabbar Gallery will be showcasing Emirati artist, poet,...

Dr. Najat Makki has been bestowed the distinction of France’s ‘Ordre des Arts et des Lettres’ (Order of the Arts and the Letters) as Chevalier. This honour is bestowed by...

We are delighted that four of our gallery's artists - Eman Al Hashemi, Alia Hussain Lootah, Ammar Al Attar, and Taqwa Al Hashemi - are part of the Dubai Calligraphy...

Layla Juma’s “Specific Paths” and “Triangles” series on display at Gallery Krinzinger Schottenfeld ,Vienna. This body of work was part of ‘Where to now?’ الى أين الآن؟, a group exhibition...

As part of Press Print!, we are delighted to host a Storytelling Sunday with Suzy Sikorski of Mid East Art , exploring printmaking practice and literature. Led by participating artists,...

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is pleased to announce Layla Juma is showing Specific Paths (2022), a new body of drawings, alongside works by German artist Carolin Kropff in „“ Layla Juma...

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is delighted to participate in Art Dubai for the first time with a presentation of Emirati artists Asma Belhamar (b. 1988) and Sultan Al Remeithi (b. 1989)....

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is pleased to announce the participation of Mona Al Khaja and Bénédicte Gimonnet in Spirit of time: Emirates Fine Art Society's 38th Annual Exhibition at Sharjah Art...

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is pleased to collaborate with Abu Dhabi Art in showcasing interactive installations by Dr. Najat Makki and Nujoom Alghanem as part of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week 2023,...

Aisha Alabbar Gallery is pleased to participate in Abu Dhabi Art 2022, presenting a new body of work by Emirati artist Alia Hussain Lootah (b. Dubai, 1987). Consisting of three series each made in a different medium, Alia’s new works are continued explorations of kinship, interconnectedness and domesticity. Alia began exploring these concepts during the Salama bint Hamdan Emerging Artists Fellowship (SEAF) in 2014, drawing from her experience with motherhood. Since then, her representation of the subject developed through a protracted inward-looking process over six years, moving from figuration and familial intimacy to more abstract expressions.