What happens when a dated 1970s office is transformed into a contemporary sanctuary? Lebanese architect Marc Dibeh has answered that question with a remarkable residential project in Beirut’s Verdun district.
What happens when a dated 1970s office is transformed into a contemporary sanctuary? Lebanese architect Marc Dibeh has answered that question with a remarkable residential project in Beirut’s Verdun district.
In times of uncertainty, art often becomes the most powerful way for a nation to express unity, gratitude and pride. The UAE recently witnessed such a moment through a moving musical tribute that transformed poetry into a powerful orchestral performance honouring those who defend the country.
In a city defined by speed, scale, and spectacle, Fatma Lootah’s work has always moved differently. Her practice unfolds slowly, guided not by declaration but by reflection. For decades, the Emirati artist has built a visual language rooted in memory, time, and emotional presence — one that privileges feeling over explanation.
In Dubai, a city defined by motion, heat, and rapid transformation, fractured landscapes take on a quiet emotional charge. CRACK, the latest exhibition by Werner Bronkhorst, makes its global debut in the UAE, unfolding across four atmospheric rooms at Concrete, within Alserkal Avenue.
In her latest solo exhibition at Hunna Art Gallery in Kuwait, Egyptian artist Amina Yahia investigates the subtle yet forceful systems shaping contemporary life in Egypt — from the built environment to the emotional interiority of its people.
As part of Dubai Design Week 2025, L’ÉCOLE Middle East, the School of Jewellery Arts, unveils “Poetry of Birds” — an exhibition that merges art, jewellery, and poetry to reflect on the timeless symbolism of birds as emblems of freedom, renewal, and the human spirit. The exhibition opens on 6 November 2025 and runs until 25 April 2026 at L’ÉCOLE Middle East, located in Building 10 of Dubai Design District (d3).
Qatar: Close to My Soul – A Landmark Exhibition Celebrating the Nation’s Artistic Heritage
ETEL ADNAN has won the 2020 Griffin Poetry Prize for her book of poetry about war, heartbreak, and memory. Image via the Facebook of the Museum of Art and Design at MDC, Miami.