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As Louvre Abu Dhabi approaches its 10th anniversary, the museum is entering a new chapter with the appointment of Souraya Noujaim as its new director.
A remarkable chapter in the story of Impressionism has arrived in Abu Dhabi as Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s celebrated masterpiece Berthe Morisot and Her Daughter, Julie Manet goes on display at Louvre Abu Dhabi. Presented for a one-year exhibition, the 1894 double portrait becomes the latest exceptional artwork from the Abu Dhabi Masterpieces Collection to enter the museum’s galleries, strengthening Abu Dhabi’s vision of creating a cultural destination where art connects different civilizations, histories, and generations.
Louvre Abu Dhabi has revealed its upcoming 2026–2027 cultural programme, presenting a dynamic season that explores the movement of ideas, traditions, and artistic practices across time and geography. Through four major exhibitions, the museum continues its mission of bridging civilizations and highlighting the universal threads that connect human history.
Louvre Abu Dhabi Louvre Abu Dhabi has officially announced the open call for proposals for Art Here 2026 and the Richard Mille Art Prize, marking the sixth edition of its flagship contemporary art initiative.
An 18-metre-long gilded leather masterpiece is commanding attention at Louvre Abu Dhabi, marking one of the museum’s most ambitious conservation projects to date.
In the serene galleries of Louvre Abu Dhabi, a new chapter in one of the most transformative artistic journeys of the 20th century unfolds. Picasso, The Figure — a landmark exhibition running from January 21 to May 31, 2026 — revisits Pablo Picasso’s lifelong engagement with the human body, revealing how even his most radical innovations remained rooted in a profound connection to the figure.
When Louvre Abu Dhabi announced “Mamluks: Legacy of an Empire”, it signaled far more than another major exhibition—it opened a gateway to one of the most powerful and artistically rich eras in Islamic history. Running from 17 September 2025 to 25 January 2026, the exhibition brings together over 250 masterpieces, revealing the extraordinary legacy of a dynasty that shaped the Middle East and echoed across continents.
When Louvre Abu Dhabi announced “Mamluks: Legacy of an Empire”, it signaled far more than another major exhibition—it opened a gateway to one of the most powerful and artistically rich eras in Islamic history. Running from 17 September 2025 to 25 January 2026, the exhibition brings together over 250 masterpieces, revealing the extraordinary legacy of a dynasty that shaped the Middle East and echoed across continents.
The Abou Adal Collection: A Legacy of Eastern Christian Icons Finds a Home at the Louvre
The Louvre Abu Dhabi continues to offer world-class cultural experiences with its latest exhibition, Post-Impressionism: Beyond Appearances. Running until...
An exceptional exhibition on Leonardo da Vinci