Articles
'We put up a good fight': Samia Halaby on US show cancellation
In an exclusive interview with The National, abstract painter says she detects 'sentiment shift' among younger Americans following occupied country's struggle
Controversy emerges over show about Zaha Hadid in the US
Contemporary Arts Centre declines to publish letter in solidarity with Palestinians
Abu Dhabi artwork is Shezad Dawood's response to climate crisis
Since 2017 the London creative has collaborated with scientists and environmental campaigners
East Bank, a new cultural quarter emerges in London
Branches of major museums and universities are setting up shop in the former Olympics park
Lamassu discovery in Iraq hails new period of archaeology
The excavation of the beast reverses narratives of ISIS destruction
Legendary London antiques market Alfies opens to Middle East trade
The new high-end galleries reflect the thriving community around the Edgware Road
Art X Lagos changes format due to Nigeria's economic troubles
Fair to become an engine of dialogue says founder Tokini Peterside-Schwebig
How will Middle East art market be affected by political events?
Sotheby's weathered a tough sale but strength in the market remains
Art d'Egypte is putting Egyptian art back on the map
Its free exhibition at the Pyramids of Giza, Forever Is Now, is returning for its third year
Moroccan artist finds her visual rhythm in Maghribi music
Hallima Imane Zoubai uses sound as a visual rhythm in both her art as well as her performative pieces
Film examines France's nuclear history in Algeria
Documentary gives voice to villagers who lived through explosions and still suffer from deadly effects
Bahraini archaeology yields understanding of the movement of religion
Professor Timothy Insoll examines the past two decades of discoveries in the country
Best global art exhibitions to look forward to this autumn
From Sharjah to New York, Dubai to Vienna, The National picks the highlights from the upcoming season
Wallace Chan's fine jewellery butterflies sparkle in London
The Wheel of Time, on display at Christie's, marks the artist's largest exhibition in Europe
Charles Dickens's time as child labourer explored in new display
Beloved author's London museum brings to life dark and little known period of his life
