
REVIEW: Mohammed Kazem’s Sound of Objects at Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde
Sound of Objects is performative of Sound, a medium moved beyond aurality in Mohammed Kazem’s syntax.
Sound of Objects is performative of Sound, a medium moved beyond aurality in Mohammed Kazem’s syntax.
Lupus is a site-specific work in so far as it conjures a specific place. The topography of this place is present: precise in objects, artefacts, here in real life, in black and white. Or so the cliché would have you perceive it.
When considered amongst gargantuan international art fairs, like last months Frieze or next months Miami Art Basel, Abu Dhabi Art… Read More
“It looks childish, but it is not childish… one can see how much I love human beings, in my art I… Read More
Bita Fayyazi’s work is disquieting; massive cockroaches swarm and inelegant thread bound heads jut from walls, smashed figures squat on low podiums and terracotta dead dogs lie on piles of dirt.
Mariam Suhail titles her works with a significance that alters the whole.
The final in a short series of flashbacks to last season in Dubai, we look at Jaber Al Azmeh’s A… Read More
This year, in Dubai’s industrial zone, a quasi-clinic stood within a warehouse building. The building was inhabited by sounds and mirrors, works which dynamically evolved the perceptions and the position of those who witnessed it.
Ahead of Dubai galleries returning from the Summer break, we take advantage of the quiet August period to look back… Read More
I guess that dreams are always there, Charbel-joseph H. Boutros Grey Noise, Al Serkal Avenue, Dubai This is an exhibition… Read More
The film tracks a year-long collaboration between five teams – comprising 15 Dutch and Middle-Eastern graphic designers, architects and typographers – as they seek to create truly-dual Arabic and Latin script types to be used in public spaces.
Eungie Joo as curator for SB12