Melissa Gronlund

The sixth edition of Durub Al Tawaya looks at ways artists use technology in performances. Here's where to find the installations across the capital

Putting a title on the region’s art has long led to half measures and hand-wringing around the world that often fails to nail its nub, so what can be done to solve this complex conundrum?

Brand is apparently too enlightened to do any of the leg-work involved in looking after children, but are the 9,900 people who liked a tweet about the issue achieving anything?

The Ishara Art Foundation is set to open in Dubai in March

Mosly’s legacy will lie as much in her work itself, as in the younger generation she helped open up to art.

Universities galleries are common, but they are rarely beyond the campus

To mark the Cultural Foundation’s re-opening, a core group of artists present an exhibit of its past

The Dubai-based artist has responded by congratulating the pupils, saying he was "honoured to see my works used in that way”

The Emily Blunt-fronted remake misses the mark, Melissa Gronlund argues, especially in its thematic messages and the title character's ethos

A retrospective of the artist’s work is on show now at Manarat Al Saadiyat

A mother who breastfed her children tells of the hidden advantages

Are you following attentively? What have you missed? We delve into artist Mohammed Kazem’s backstory

Jean-Paul Najar Foundation's 'The Monochrome Revisited' runs until February 2019, and assesses Modernism, composition and race

It’s been a year for remarkable happenings and new institutions taking root

A look at how raising a child in Abu Dhabi has kick-started her lessons in the Arabic language