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PARIS: The mysterious Fatma Haddad – known by her artist name Baya – rose to fame aged just 16. She was elevated to the rank of icon by a generation of post-war French intellectuals. More than 20 years after her death in 1998, she continues to be venerated by critics and collectors alike. A new exhibition at the Institut du monde Arabe in Paris, with works donated by Claude
The Arab World Institute in Paris highlights its new collection of modern and contemporary art from Algeria and the diasporas: "Algeria my love". The exhibition is intended to witness the brotherhood and solidarity that have linked Algerian and French artists and intellectuals during the most difficult years of their common history until today.
DUBAI: The Insitut du Monde Arabe in Paris is one of Europe’s most important repositories of Arab art and culture. In its latest exhibition, “Lights of Lebanon,” the institute “celebrates the prodigious creativity of modern and contemporary artists from Lebanon and its diasporas.” The exhibition is split into three periods, running in reverse chronological order: 2005 to the
The offer consists of 44 lots from prominent and emerging artists from the Arab world, which have been donated both by the artists and Parisian collectors and gallery owners, Claude and France Lemand.