In a haunting scene where celestial fate collides with earthly fragility, Emirati artist Moosa Al Halyan’s Horse Painting (1996) captures more than the collapse of two horses—it embodies tradition, identity, and endurance in a world marked by inevitable change.
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Moosa Al Halyan: When Horses Fall from the Sky – A Surreal Vision of Fragility -
Nature, Memory, and Symbols: Inside the World of Mohamed Ahmed IbrahimOn the shores of Khorfakkan, where mountains meet the sea, Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim has spent a lifetime listening to the land. In the wind-scoured cliffs and shifting tides, he finds the shapes, colors, and rhythms that have become the heartbeat of his art—whether painted on canvas or formed into sculptures that seem as if they were unearthed from another time.
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A look at the works of Nujoom Alghanem; An artist that the UAE is proud of herIn the following photo album, we will have a look at a selection of Nujoom Alghanem's works.
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A review of the UAE Pavilion exhibitions at the Venice BiennaleWith just a few days left until the start of the 60th Venice Biennale, we have taken a look at the UAE Pavilion in the past editions of the Venice Biennale:
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Middle East Children in Kalimat Gallery/Photos"In celebration and support of the children of the Middle East" a collective exhibition at Kalimat Gallery
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Dubai Culture will Hold Sikka Art at Al ShindaghaDubai Culture will Hold Sikka Art at Al Shindagha.
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Dhai Dubai Festival and 7 Emirati artists in Expo City Dubai |pictureMattar Bin Lahej, Najat Makki, Mohamed Yousif, Abdalla Almulla, Khalid Shafar, Reem Al Ghaith and Maitha Hamdan.
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Mattar bin Lahej and Museum of the Future Dubai and Qasr Al Watan Abu Dhabi / photoLook: Mattar bin Lahej has graced the Museum of the Future, Qasr Al Watan and more with his art.
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Asma Belhamar in 421 Abu Dhabi with the UAE’s architectural history | PhotosAsma Belhamar in 421 Abu Dhabi with the UAE’s architectural history | Photos