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Dubai’s art scene is young, but it has the right energy to blossom. It is growing every day and, in comparison to the rest of the world
Art is completely subjective and making a conscious decision to nurture your collection means you have to do your homework. If you’re armed with the right research,
Perhaps it’s no surprise then that Dubai’s art scene has emerged into an inspiring landscape, providing novice collectors with abundant opportunities to purchase something which aligns with their tastes.
Despite the tragedy, she picked up her tools, created new work and is ready to showcase her mixed media art at this year’s World Art Dubai.
The UAE art scene continues to mature and expand, with local galleries shining the spotlight on emerging talent
Dubai’s burgeoning art scene has grown steadily over the past few years, driven by an emerging art scene and interest from professionals and novices alike to curate personalised spaces in their homes and businesses.
Al Quoz-based Art Painting Lab houses as many as 2,020 works of art produced during the lockdown period by professional as well as non-professional artists,
Artist Bas Uterwijk uses artificial intelligence software to bring historical characters to life.
While we are all at home complaining about being unable to go to our favourite museums and galleries
World Art Dubai 2020 artists Kristel Bechara, Aditi Patwari and Mahnaz Karimi discuss how this year’s fair will reflect wider trends in the global art scene.
When it comes to your art world career who better to take advice from than an artist?
Staying home is the new going out, and it means we now have A LOT of spare time on our hands
Street artists from around the world are creating topical, colourful and attention grabbing art depicting their take on the current crisis.
Artists are increasingly creating pieces that fuse art forms such as painting, sculpture, photography, collage and more to break style boundaries through experimentation and innovation.
According to a recent study, the vast majority of people wear 20 per cent of their clothes 80 per cent of the time.
Art has become more affordable – portraits, photographs, sculptures and paintings can liven up a living space, but selecting carefully is key.