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Attendees this year included the Dubai-based poet Nujoom Alghanem and the Prix Goncourt-winner Leila Slimani
The Salam Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is due to open in Abdulkarim's native Sulaymaniyah next year
History and terrorism come together in works by Rand Abdul Jabbar
Omar Kholeif, co-curator of this year's Sharjah Biennial, will join the staff full-time
'In countries where there isn’t freedom of speech, books matter more,' the writer said while speaking at the Hay Festival
The artist invokes her family’s shepherding past in her installation of 52,000 leather ‘creatures’
The artist, who left Beirut for Paris aged 40, was known for her luminous paintings and Pop art-style abayas, which are on show at Tate St Ives
Representation is a priority for most countries, but funding is evermore precarious. Melissa Gronlund delves into the world of art and money
Rafi designed the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Anwar Sadat's resting place
A new project at the Venice Biennale showcases Iraqi art to the world through the theme of love
Julia Podsekaeva's crowd-pleasing tunes have been a fixture in the capital for more than two decades
'It is our duty as a museum to ensure the objects and their stories are available to the public and do not remain unknown,' says Manal Ataya, director-general of Sharjah Museums Authority
The biennial prize comes to Dubai for the first time in its 10 year history
We take a closer look at the new exhibition and the link between conquest and early images
Al Mureijah Art Spaces and the Wasit Wetland Centre in Sharjah and Concrete in Dubai will compete for the $1 million prize
