Melissa Gronlund

The Ngurrara canvas has a deep historical significance, and helped its creators win a court case. It will be part of the ambitious Sharjah Architecture Triennial

We take a closer look at the artist's sculptures that feature in her New York solo show ‘Works and Days’

Still, we're all going to die

The open call for UAE-based designers and artists runs until August 25

A diverse range of historical and contemporary shows focusing on art of the MENASA region

Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson brings nature into the gallery, but does he go far enough in addressing the climate emergency?

British academic Jonathan Phillips tells how he compiled his richly textured tale of the ruler

Al Salem's show deconstructs the intangible concept of thereafter

Lacklustre bidding brings it up to estimate as protest outside Christie's fails to stop sale

The ‘moral’ war to stop the ancient artefact being auctioned off – and the battle to bring it back home

The institution will be sited in Al Balad, the old town that is undergoing a cultural renaissance

Exhibitions, live performances, and film programming have all been announced for the new season

Elaine Mokhtefi’s memoir revisits a time of radical struggle and possibilities. We meet the unflappable author

Nervous parents around the world might now be asking themselves: how soon will I have to start replacing my blue merch with new movie's autumnal colour palette?

Her show of ceramic sculptures opens today at NYUAD's Project Space