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Syria’s Cultural Spaces Are Opening Their Doors Again

Across Syria, cultural spaces are beginning to welcome audiences again. In 2026, theatres, museums, galleries and cultural centres in cities including Damascus, Homs, Idlib and Azaz have been reopening, restoring historic buildings and bringing exhibitions, performances, concerts and public programmes back into spaces that had been closed, damaged or disrupted for years.

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Where Walls Remember: Hayfa Algwaiz and the Stories Hidden Inside Spaces

For Saudi-born artist Hayfa Algwaiz, space is never empty. Every wall, window, and doorway carries a memory, a boundary, and a story waiting to be told. Trained as an architect and now working as a visual artist, Algwaiz transforms ordinary interiors and in-between spaces into emotional landscapes that speak of identity, privacy, and womanhood.

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Designing for Tomorrow: How the GCC Is Redefining Interior Spaces in 2026

Across the Gulf region, interior design is undergoing a quiet revolution. While the skyline continues to rise and mega-developments reshape cities, the true transformation is happening inside the spaces where people live, work, and gather. In 2026, design in the GCC is no longer about decoration alone. It is about purpose, performance, and long-term value.

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