Articles
How Arab is Paris? Art history might have the answer
Museum of Modern Art show traces the profound impact of artists from French colonies on the capital
The memoir peeling back five decades of Iraqi cultural history
A year on from the release of her lifetime-in-the-making memoir, Story of Water and Fire, The National looks back at the poet and artist's life and art
Anti-apartheid creative shares his 50 years of activism and art
Retrospective by South African creative Gavin Jantjes follows his five decades of documenting history on a canvas
Nil Yalter on her 60 years of fighting for women in art world
Her latest exhibition at London's Ab-Anbar gallery explores the connection between sound and art
The compulsive, creative energy of Hamid Zenati
Late Algerian artist's manifold works are being showcased at a new UK exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary
New book reveals who the modernist Arab artists really were
Dubai writer sheds light on heyday of Arab modernism by interviewing family members
Photographers struggling to expose reality of life in Gaza
Media access and misrepresentation problems are proving to be ‘extremely frustrating’
Unravelled: How rug making went from Middle East to Scotland
Transport and transformation are themes of display now on show in Scotland
Global South art takes centre stage at Venice Biennale
Exhibition is full of artists whose work has never before been seen in the West
Qatar's Venice Biennale show celebrates 40 years of Arab film
A new exhibition looks at art that tells a different story to the mainstream
For Wael Shawky, Venice Biennale will be his Egyptian homecoming
The internationally renowned artist will represent his home country with new work that reframes the Urabi revolt as a musical
New art platform Iterarte aims to create a cultural Silk Road
The online venture is oriented both towards artists and collectors
Touching a nerve: Exhibition draws parallels between Syria and Gaza
Artist Issam Kourbaj, whose work is on display in Cambridge, has had a singular focus since the conflict broke out in his home country
Art Dubai rides its buzz to strong sales of contemporary and digital works
A bulk of the purchases from this year's event came from private foundations and collectors
'Black speaks to me': Gaza artist can no longer see colour
Separated from her loved ones, Malak Mattar is turning to a vast monochrome canvas to illustrate what it takes to survive