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The inaugural edition, opening in November 2026, positions Doha as a transnational cultural hub through multi-site exhibitions examining water, ecology and global exchange LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruba Katrib, Mark Rappolt, Tom Eccles, and Shabbir Hussain […]
The first major museum retrospective of the American artist surveys a practice spanning painting, poetry, performance and suspended acrylic structures at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Suzanne Jackson, Grandparents, 1970. Acrylic wash, gesso,
Amina Agueznay and Meriem Berrada present Asǝṭṭa, a monumental installation exploring craft, memory and transmission at the Arsenale. From the exhibition ‘Ankabouth’ 2015-2016. Courtesy Fondation Société Générale Morocco © Yasmina Bouzid The Kingdom of Morocco
New venue in Al Manakh expands the Foundation’s long-term commitment to photography, heritage architecture, and public access to the arts. The Photography Gallery, 2025. Photo by Danko Stjepanovic Sharjah Art Foundation inaugurated its new Photography
Sharjah Art Foundation Opens UAE’s First Public Photography Gallery Read Article
Founded by Anesu Chikumba, Unpublished Africa’s Creative Business Studio responds to a critical gap in Africa’s creative economy, equipping photographers and visual storytellers with the business skills, digital tools, and community networks needed to build
Unpublished Africa: Building Sustainable Pathways for Creative Entrepreneurship Read Article
Through painting, performance and diasporic myth-making, Fahamu Pecou reframes the figure of Icarus as a symbol of Black resilience, ancestry and transcendence in his exhibition ‘What if Icarus no longer fell…’. Fahamu Pecou in atelier
Fahamu Pecou Reimagines Flight and Freedom at Montresso Art Foundation, Morocco Read Article
A Group Exhibition at Kornfeld Galerie Exploring Rhythm as Memory, Resistance, and Cultural Transmission Ehuana Yaira Yanomami, This is how we women adorn ourselves. This is how we look when we celebrate the reahu feast.
‘Rhythm & Soul’ Brings Brazilian and Indigenous Cosmologies into Dialogue in Berlin Read Article
Oluremi C. Onabanjo, The Peter Schub Curator in The Robert B. Menschel Department of Photography at The Museum of Modern Art, reflects on archives, authorship, and Pan-African imagination in Ideas of Africa. Oumar Ka, Untitled (Two
Portraiture, Politics, and the Question of Africa at MoMA, New York Read Article
A landmark exhibition at the Seoul Museum of Art explores nearness, movement, and cultural negotiation through the work of more than forty UAE-based artists. Dialogue. © Farah al-Qasimi Opening at the Seoul Museum of Art,
In Leading to the Middle, curator Munira Al Sayegh revisits the sites, mentors, and moments that shaped the UAE’s contemporary art ecosystem. Her section of ‘Rays, Ripples, Residue’ traces how influence circulates through communities and
