Sharjah Art Foundation inaugurates its autumn 2025 programme with Restless Circle, the first institutional solo exhibition by Abu Dhabi-based artist Afra Al Dhaheri curated by May Alqaydi. On view from 30 August until 14 December at Gallery 6, Al Mureijah…
In celebration of its 40th anniversary in Germany and 20th in Beirut, SFEIR-SEMLER Gallery is holding multiple shows in its different spaces; including the launch of the gallery’s book The Rise of Arab Art: Volume I at the Sursock Museum…
Shahram Karimi paints from memory gardens of Shiraz, the rustle of trees, the scent of blossoms carried through time. These impressions shape In The Garden, his online solo exhibition with Taymour Grahne Projects, running from 15 August to 12 September…
Andakulova Gallery, in collaboration with Legend Art Club, hosts Genius Loci – Central Asia, a solo exhibition by multimedia artist Almagul Menlibayeva, on view from 3 August to 3 September 2025 at the DIFC Satellite Gallery. The exhibition draws on…
Seas Are Sweet, Fish Tears Are Salty marks the first institutional solo exhibition of Saudi artist Mohammad Alfaraj, unfolding across the indoor and outdoor spaces of Jameel Arts Centre. Drawing from the rhythms of Al-Ahsa – his home in the…
Ayda Roozbayani’s solo exhibition The Edges, is on view from 1 until 15 August 2025 at SARAI Gallery, Tehran. In her second exhibition at the gallery, Roozbayani deepens her exploration of solitude, estrangement, and adaptation in the context of contemporary…
In preparation for its fifth edition of Forever Is Now, Art D’Égypte announces three prominent names in contemporary art to headline its line-up: Michelangelo Pistoletto, Alexandre Farto, and Recycle Group. Set against the enduring backdrop of the Pyramids of Giza, the…
Timo Nasseri’s solo exhibition, The Garden of Forking Paths, concludes at Sabrina Amrani. Drawing on the symbolic language of the Persian garden, it explored questions of order, perspective, and multiplicity. The exhibition weaves together architecture, mythology, and cosmology to stage…
For the first time in Austria, the work of pioneering Palestinian artist Laila Shawa is presented under a title that honours her early encounter with Salzburg: School of Seeing. Between 1960 and 1963, Shawa studied at Oskar Kokoschka’s experimental summer…
Concluding its run at Manarat Al Saadiyat, Layered Medium: We Are in Open Circuits marked the first exhibition in a three-year partnership between the Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Foundation and the Seoul Museum of Art. Co-curated by Maya El…