Top 12 booths to see at Art Dubai as it returns home to Madinat Jumeirah for 2022


Alexandra Chaves
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After a scaled-down event last year, Art Dubai returns to its home in Madinat Jumeirah with its most extensive list of participating galleries in its 15-year history.

Open to the public from Friday, March 11, the three-day art fair includes more than 100 contemporary, modern and digital galleries from more than 40 countries. More than half of this list is made up of names from the Global South, as Art Dubai furthers its aim of becoming the go-to for art outside of the typical western circuit.

Big-name galleries will still be present, from Perrotin — which has recently announced the opening of a 100-square-metre space in the Dubai International Financial Centre — to Galleria Continua, Templon and Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery. Dubai's Meem Gallery, Green Art Gallery, The Third Line, Lawrie Shabibi, Ayyam Gallery and Leila Heller Gallery are also taking part.

Scroll through the gallery above for pictures from Art Dubai 2022.

Among the highlights of the fair is the modern section curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, who opted for muted gray walls instead of the usual bright white, allowing the colours of the works to take centre stage.

In addition, the Bawwaba section curated by cultural theorist Nancy Adajania brings together works by artists from Angola, India, Mexico, Pakistan, Peru and Nigeria to create a varied display.

Here are 12 booths you should not miss at Art Dubai this year:

Canvas Gallery

Wardha Shabbir's paintings at the Canvas Gallery booth at this year's Art Dubai. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Wardha Shabbir's paintings at the Canvas Gallery booth at this year's Art Dubai. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

Canvas Gallery from Karachi is showcasing vivid works by miniaturist Wardha Shabbir. Despite their flatness, Shabbir’s paintings have an architectural aspect with their renderings of pathways, courtyards and unique spaces covered in verdant flora.

Booth G6, Bawwaba section

Rele Gallery

Tonia Nneji’s paintings at the Rele Gallery booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Tonia Nneji’s paintings at the Rele Gallery booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

The women in Tonia Nneji’s paintings are hard to miss or forget. Posing in bold colours or next to dramatic drapery, the figures, cast in blue-black hues, express the artist’s struggles with chronic illness. In creating these works, Nneji seeks to represent communities that have suffered in silence.

Her work is showcased by Rele Gallery from Lagos, which is joining Art Dubai for the first time this year.

Booth G2, Bawwaba section

Gallery Artbeat

Having started as a project space in Tbilisi in 2014, Gallery Artbeat has grown to extend its network internationally through fairs such as Nada Miami, Artissima, Art Cologne and Art Dubai.

For its participation this year, the gallery has a playful presentation by Maia Naveriani, John Riepenhoff and Keti Kapanadze. Particularly eye-catching are Naveriani’s coloured pencil drawings Back to Monkeys and Kapanadze’s retro-looking assemblages titled Inch.

Booth B15, Contemporary section

Nature Morte

Showing at Art Dubai for the first time, Nature Morte from New Delhi brings works by abstract artist Mona Rai, who has produced a series of nine works on paper specifically for the fair.

Made with various materials, the collage-like works continue Rai’s interest in Minimalism and Expressionism, as well as the artist’s mapping of her own perceptions and psychology.

Booth G4, Bawwaba section

Dastan’s Basement / 2+ Gallery / Parallel Circuit

Dastan’s Basement / 2+ Gallery / Parallel Circuit's booth at Art Dubai. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Dastan’s Basement / 2+ Gallery / Parallel Circuit's booth at Art Dubai. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

Populating one booth, these three galleries from Tehran bring together artists who have shown with them in the past: Fereydoun Ave, Nasser Bakhshi, Maryam Eivazi, Hoda Kashiha and Meghdad Lorpour, among others.

Standout pieces include Bakhshi’s boxes and suitcases containing images of slightly unsettling bits of anatomy – dark shadowy snippets of eyes, heads and hands. Based on his own recollections, these painted scenes are placed by the artist inside boxes found across his home city of Tabriz, folding in memories into his assemblages.

Booth C1, Contemporary section

X-ist Istanbul

Murat Palta’s works at the X-ist Istanbul booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Murat Palta’s works at the X-ist Istanbul booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

Pokemon characters Squirtle, Jigglypuff and Charmander are given the miniature painting treatment in Murat Palta’s works, while the intricate works on paper by Serkan Yuksel open up to symbolic readings of politics and society through collage and stencil techniques at X-ist Istanbul's booth.

The gallery has been around since 2013, showcasing young artists from Turkey’s contemporary arts scene. In recent years, it has also begun representing international artists and has collaborated with institutions around the world.

Booth E7, Contemporary section

Volte Art Projects

A new work by Nalini Malani at the Volte Art Projects booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
A new work by Nalini Malani at the Volte Art Projects booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

A new work by Nalini Malani is one of the highlights of Volte Art Projects’ booth, which also has a 12-panel painting by the artist along with a towering metal sculpture by Wim Delvoye and works by Anish Kapoor, Sujata Bajaj, Studio Drift and Shahzia Sikander.

The gallery from Mumbai opened its Dubai space in September last year and has pulled out all the stops for Art Dubai 2022, with three presentations, including a solo of Raghava KK’s digital works at the fair’s digital section and a screening of Martha Fiennes’ generative AI film Yugen.

Booth F9, Contemporary section

Tabari Artspace

Maitha Abdalla's paintings and sculpture at the Tabari Artspace booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Maitha Abdalla's paintings and sculpture at the Tabari Artspace booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

Tabari Artspace’s beautifully designed booth houses the works of Maitha Abdalla, whose excavates childhood memories and Emirati folklore through unusual assemblages, sculptures and paintings.

The Dubai gallery is presenting new paintings by Abdalla at Art Dubai this year, as well as the large-scale sculpture The Wild In (2022) of wrestling hybrid animals, one half-bird and half-man, the other half-man, half-pig.

Tabari’s second booth is showing luminous and delicate works by Hazem Harb.

Booth F10, Contemporary section

Agial Art Gallery

Works by Bibi Zogbe at Agial Art Gallery booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Works by Bibi Zogbe at Agial Art Gallery booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

In this tribute to the late Lebanese artist Bibi Zogbe, Agial Art Gallery from Lebanon is presenting her works made from 1930 to 1975. Zogbe is known for her paintings of flowers, reflecting her interest in planting her own garden and growing flowers that reminded her of her homeland.

Booth M9, Modern section

Aicon Gallery

Solo presentation of KS Kulkarni at Aicon Gallery's booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Solo presentation of KS Kulkarni at Aicon Gallery's booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

Born in 1916, KS Kulkarni was known for his pictorial style that combined techniques of classical Indian painting and modernist elements. Studying at the JJ School of Art in 1940, he worked in textile design and went on to become a member of the All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society.

In this solo booth of the artist’s work at Aicon Gallery from New York, we see a range of works, from the artist’s semi-abstract portraits, made with bold and dark strokes, to more abstract and bright pieces.

Booth M6, Modern section

Postmasters

Gracelee Lawrence's 3D printed sculptures at the Postmasters booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National
Gracelee Lawrence's 3D printed sculptures at the Postmasters booth. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

The gallery's booth within the fair’s digital art section abounds with 3D-printed plastic fruit. Postmasters, which opened in New York in the 1990s, has worked with digital art, including net.art, for decades.

Currently, the booth features works by Gracelee Lawrence, who is behind the fruit works and their corresponding NFTs, as well as Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, whose Quantum Leap is a 2021 generative work that builds on the latter’s 2014 work Quantum, dubbed as the first artwork tokenized on the blockchain.

There’s also artist duo LoVid’s psychedelic Hugs on Tape animations; Olive Allen’s Sheeple Punk and renders by fakeshamus.

Postmasters, Booth X1, Digital art section

AI film screening

Moving-image artwork 'Yugen' by Martha Fiennes is on view in Art Dubai's inaugural digital art section
Moving-image artwork 'Yugen' by Martha Fiennes is on view in Art Dubai's inaugural digital art section

A female figure in white travels through bizarre scenes, including barren landscapes and opulent halls. Played by Salma Hayek, the character exists in the world of the subconscious, moving through hallucinatory scenes. In Yugen (2018), Martha Fiennes uses generative computer coding technology that creates a continuous display built on layers of pre-recorded sequences and scenes. The digital backgrounds are perpetually in-flux, so the film does not have a clear beginning or ending.

The moving-image artwork has been brought to the fair through Volte Art Projects.

On view at the Art Dubai Digital Art section

Art Dubai will take place from 2pm-9pm on March 11 and 12, and noon-6pm on March 13 at Madinat Jumeirah. Tickets cost Dh60 for one-day entry, and Dh100 for a three-day entry, and are available at artdubai.ae

Why it pays to compare

A comparison of sending Dh20,000 from the UAE using two different routes at the same time - the first direct from a UAE bank to a bank in Germany, and the second from the same UAE bank via an online platform to Germany - found key differences in cost and speed. The transfers were both initiated on January 30.

Route 1: bank transfer

The UAE bank charged Dh152.25 for the Dh20,000 transfer. On top of that, their exchange rate margin added a difference of around Dh415, compared with the mid-market rate.

Total cost: Dh567.25 - around 2.9 per cent of the total amount

Total received: €4,670.30 

Route 2: online platform

The UAE bank’s charge for sending Dh20,000 to a UK dirham-denominated account was Dh2.10. The exchange rate margin cost was Dh60, plus a Dh12 fee.

Total cost: Dh74.10, around 0.4 per cent of the transaction

Total received: €4,756

The UAE bank transfer was far quicker – around two to three working days, while the online platform took around four to five days, but was considerably cheaper. In the online platform transfer, the funds were also exposed to currency risk during the period it took for them to arrive.

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Favourite animal: Ferrets, they are smart, sensitive, playful and loving

Favourite holiday destination: Seychelles, my resolution for 2020 is to visit as many spiritual retreats and animal shelters across the world as I can

Name of first pet: Eddy, a Persian cat that showed up at our home

Favourite dog breed: I love them all - if I had to pick Yorkshire terrier for small dogs and St Bernard's for big

Sinopharm vaccine explained

The Sinopharm vaccine was created using techniques that have been around for decades. 

“This is an inactivated vaccine. Simply what it means is that the virus is taken, cultured and inactivated," said Dr Nawal Al Kaabi, chair of the UAE's National Covid-19 Clinical Management Committee.

"What is left is a skeleton of the virus so it looks like a virus, but it is not live."

This is then injected into the body.

"The body will recognise it and form antibodies but because it is inactive, we will need more than one dose. The body will not develop immunity with one dose," she said.

"You have to be exposed more than one time to what we call the antigen."

The vaccine should offer protection for at least months, but no one knows how long beyond that.

Dr Al Kaabi said early vaccine volunteers in China were given shots last spring and still have antibodies today.

“Since it is inactivated, it will not last forever," she said.

 

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The rules on fostering in the UAE

A foster couple or family must:

  • be Muslim, Emirati and be residing in the UAE
  • not be younger than 25 years old
  • not have been convicted of offences or crimes involving moral turpitude
  • be free of infectious diseases or psychological and mental disorders
  • have the ability to support its members and the foster child financially
  • undertake to treat and raise the child in a proper manner and take care of his or her health and well-being
  • A single, divorced or widowed Muslim Emirati female, residing in the UAE may apply to foster a child if she is at least 30 years old and able to support the child financially
The burning issue

The internal combustion engine is facing a watershed moment – major manufacturer Volvo is to stop producing petroleum-powered vehicles by 2021 and countries in Europe, including the UK, have vowed to ban their sale before 2040. The National takes a look at the story of one of the most successful technologies of the last 100 years and how it has impacted life in the UAE. 

Read part four: an affection for classic cars lives on

Read part three: the age of the electric vehicle begins

Read part two: how climate change drove the race for an alternative 

T20 World Cup Qualifier A, Muscat

Friday, February 18: 10am - Oman v Nepal, Canada v Philippines; 2pm - Ireland v UAE, Germany v Bahrain

Saturday, February 19: 10am - Oman v Canada, Nepal v Philippines; 2pm - UAE v Germany, Ireland v Bahrain

Monday, February 21: 10am - Ireland v Germany, UAE v Bahrain; 2pm - Nepal v Canada, Oman v Philippines

Tuesday, February 22: 2pm – semi-finals

Thursday, February 24: 2pm – final

UAE squad: Ahmed Raza (captain), Muhammad Waseem, Chirag Suri, Vriitya Aravind, Rohan Mustafa, Kashif Daud, Zahoor Khan, Alishan Sharafu, Raja Akifullah, Karthik Meiyappan, Junaid Siddique, Basil Hameed, Zafar Farid, Mohammed Boota, Mohammed Usman, Rahul Bhatia

All matches to be streamed live on icc.tv

Dubai World Cup prize money

Group 1 (Purebred Arabian) 2000m Dubai Kahayla Classic - $750,000
Group 2 1,600m(Dirt) Godolphin Mile - $750,000
Group 2 3,200m (Turf) Dubai Gold Cup – $750,000
Group 1 1,200m (Turf) Al Quoz Sprint – $1,000,000
Group 2 1,900m(Dirt) UAE Derby – $750,000
Group 1 1,200m (Dirt) Dubai Golden Shaheen – $1,500,000
Group 1 1,800m (Turf) Dubai Turf –  $4,000,000
Group 1 2,410m (Turf) Dubai Sheema Classic – $5,000,000
Group 1 2,000m (Dirt) Dubai World Cup– $12,000,000

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Prop idols

Girls full-contact rugby may be in its infancy in the Middle East, but there are already a number of role models for players to look up to.

Sophie Shams (Dubai Exiles mini, England sevens international)

An Emirati student who is blazing a trail in rugby. She first learnt the game at Dubai Exiles and captained her JESS Primary school team. After going to study geophysics at university in the UK, she scored a sensational try in a cup final at Twickenham. She has played for England sevens, and is now contracted to top Premiership club Saracens.

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Seren Gough-Walters (Sharjah Wanderers mini, Wales rugby league international)

Few players anywhere will have taken a more circuitous route to playing rugby on Sky Sports. Gough-Walters was born in Al Wasl Hospital in Dubai, raised in Sharjah, did not take up rugby seriously till she was 15, has a master’s in global governance and ethics, and once worked as an immigration officer at the British Embassy in Abu Dhabi. In the summer of 2021 she played for Wales against England in rugby league, in a match that was broadcast live on TV.

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Erin King (Dubai Hurricanes mini, Ireland sevens international)

Aged five, Australia-born King went to Dubai Hurricanes training at The Sevens with her brothers. She immediately struck up a deep affection for rugby. She returned to the city at the end of last year to play at the Dubai Rugby Sevens in the colours of Ireland in the Women’s World Series tournament on Pitch 1.

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Note: d/n = day/night

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Updated: March 11, 2022, 6:27 AM`