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RIYADH: As the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia celebrates its 92nd National Day, its creative scene is flourishing like never before. A glimpse into the not-so-distant past would show film sets interrupted by police inquiries demanding that productions be shut down. Fast forward to today, and local filmmakers are backed by unstinting support from the General Entertainment Authority,
From the 13th of July through the 13th of August 2022, the
FORMENTERA: “We’ve spent the last two years looking at the cultural identity in the Arab world from a sociological perspective,” says Mona Al-Abdallah, co-curator of “Re-composing,” an exhibition at the Palazzo Bembo in Venice dedicated to Saudi-based artists. Al-Abdallah, her sister Maya (the other co-curator of “Re-composing”) and their mother co-founded the 369 Art Gallery
DUBAI: An exhibition of 34 works by 14 Saudi and Saudi Arabia-based artists is on show at Venice’s Palazzo Bembo until Aug. 14. The “Re-Composing” exhibition has been organized by Riyadh’s 369 Art Gallery and focuses on aspects of national identity against a backdrop of cultural and social change in the country. Curated by Maya and Mona Al-Abdullah, with support from
MADRID: Moroccan artist Madiha Sebbani has been making waves in the art world as both a creator and curator. Born in the city of Sale, Morocco, in 1991, the multi-disciplinary artist graduated from the country’s National Institute for Fine Arts, in Tetouan, in 2015 and is currently pursuing a master’s degree online in public art and new artistic strategies from Germany’s Bauhaus University while living and working in London. The accomplished artist is the curator behind the Young Moroccan Artists (YMA) collective, putting together exhibitions in London, Cologne, New York, and Washington...