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Few artists embody the story of Emirati modern art as fully as Abdul Qader Al-Rais (b. 1951). Over more than five decades, he has become one of the UAE’s most recognized painter, chronicling the country’s dramatic transformation while safeguarding its cultural memory on canvas. His works range from meticulous renderings of traditional neighbourhoods to abstract explorations inspired by Arabic letterforms. The thread that connects them is his hallmark floating square motif—translucent forms that shimmer across his surfaces like particles of refracted light.
The exhibition "Parallel Histories: Works from the collection of Barjeel Art Foundation" at the Sharjah Art Museum has displayed a selection of works by prominent Arab artists.
Artworks of Morteza Darehbaghi at Foundry Downtown Dubai Yesterday afternoon opened Morteza Darehbaghi’s exhibition at Foundry Downtown Dubai.
Unveiled in 2020, the Club stands in DIFC, the heart of the city’s financial centre. Spanning an impressive 6,000 square metres, the Club is set over five floors of a Foster + Partners designed building and provides its Members with an environment in which they can come together to entertain, exchange ideas, dine and participate in a rich cultural programme of events.