Melissa Gronlund

Many of the images in a new exhibition have never been shown before in the region – or anywhere

Farmanfarmaian was friends with many of the key abstract expressionists in New York in the 1950s, and later created a unique style based on Islamic geometry

The new deputy director of the Delfina Foundation reveals how her background working with regional art will help the organisation increase its global reach

The digital entrepreneur is changing how Muslim women are represented in the US

A recreation of the legendary Canal Zone party of 1979 that helped give the artist's career a rocketing boost is being held in Abu Dhabi tonight

Sustainability was a major focus at this year's Italian furniture fair

There are some constants about the British child-rearing experience that will astound all Americans: so, in the spirit of sisterly friendship, here you go Duchess ...

As thoughts turn to the restoration of Notre-Dame, we speak to Alexander Kellner, director of the Rio de Janeiro institute, which suffered a similar fate

Artist Prince Sultan Bin Fahad Bin Nasser Al-Saud's latest exhibit has just opened at the Red Palace

The Jordanian architect has been awarded with the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture

The panellists underlined how the right to free expression is a mode of negotiation

'Populism' was the word that kept popping up on the first day of the Culture Summit. Two of our arts writers discuss whether or not it's a dirty word

A panel on the third day of the summit discusses the importance of engaging the public

Abu Dhabi Culture Summit told the restoration of Iraq's Al Nuri Mosque was a symbol of hope for an embattled community

Over 150 galleries are participating, both local and international — meaning there's plenty for the amateur collector