“The rich and intricate world of printmaking in the Arab world — a medium that has often been eclipsed by the rapid rise of digital technologies.”
Read about our new exhibition, Prints & Printmaking in @GulfToday 🔗 https://t.co/QYibhrLG3l
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Wafa Roz, Director of #DAFBeirut, and artist Johanne Allard discuss the themes of our current exhibition, Hope in an Age of Dystopia (on until 15 Aug) in an interview with Arab News.
Read the full conversation 🔗 https://t.co/BNSvMNZriy
“My art is about my everyday life, my society, and my surrounding context.” - Saudi artist, Ahmed Mater, in an interview with Selection Arts.
To learn about his exhibition, Chronicles at Christie’s London, read here 🔗 https://t.co/Lo3bKLnFw5
We’re thrilled to announce that three artworks from our collection will be featured in @AhmedMater Chronicles at Christie’s London, running from 17 July to 22 August. Find out more here: https://t.co/6BwsZ4VIfF
THE LITTLE PRINCE OF GAZA is a deeply moving exhibition organized by the Ramzi and Saeda Dalloul Art Foundation (DAF), in Beirut, in collaboration with the Palestinian Museum in Birzeit, the West Bank, Palestine.
#exhibition#arabart#contemporary#freedom#children#palestine
In loving memory of Egyptian modern artist Adam Henein (1929-2020)
Adam Henein, 'Sycamore', 1984, Part of @dafbeirut collection.
Check the full bio: https://t.co/2GMwkXe4vp
Talib’s work, in specific, is driven by a quest for creative expression, resulting in semi-abstract forms that captivate viewers with their enigmatic quality, prompting a deeper examination of the work rather than offering an immediate meaning. Read more
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New article on Dia Al Azzawi's We Are Not Seen but Corpses series and capturing memory. Read on our website, leave comments let us know what you think!
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To the Palestinian artist Rana Bishara, the cactus is a recurrent motif in her work. As a multi-disciplinary artist, she has used the plant in many ways to reflect on the Palestinian condition.
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By creating emotionally powerful and visually stunning art, Talib invites viewers to contemplate the complex and often painful experiences that arise in the aftermath of conflict.
Read about Ali Talib's Untitled artwork | Dalloul Art Foundation https://t.co/udQgK6gxvq