Melissa Gronlund

Sotheby’s and Christie’s are auctioning works from renowned GCC artists this month. We look at the stories behind some of the pieces

After being appointed to the committee overseeing the Sharjah Biennial, she eventually took the exhibition over and turned it into an important stop on the art world calendar

Out Done is part of a solo show, Redefining Space: Between Borders, at Warehouse421 in Abu Dhabi, staged by Cuadro Fine Art, in which the Beirut-born artist ruminates on the idea of lines and borders.

'It’s wonderful when people recognise the work that we do behind the scenes and in front of the scenes, and that France is so gracious in this way'

'My dream is to see a major commission by James Turrell in the UAE,' says the Egyptian curator

Abu Dhabi's new Bait Al Gahwa scheme introduces visitors to the correct way to go about the UNESCO-protected practice of Arabic coffee

Sharjah's Africa Hall will reopen on September 25

In a candid interview, the Emirati art expert talks about his habit of cleaning plane bathrooms and how New York lifted him out of a time when his 'spirit was broken'

We look at what's on display at the new exhibitions gearing for Galleries' Night at Alserkal Avenue

In its fifth year, the Sheikha Salama Emerging Artist Fellowship continues to nurture artists, writes Melissa Gronlund

The artist says he could not create new work for a year-and-a-half after finishing the Abu Dhabi monument, which has just won the CODAworx design and art award

The show displays the dreamlike paintings of France’s Les Nabis society of artists alongside Japan’s ukiyo-e works they borrowed from

Entrepreneur Faisal Saleh’s space is America’s first to house works purely from Palestine. We find out it is about more than the art inside

Dubai contemporary art space offers a first glimpse of its inaugural programme ahead of November opening

Baby-led weaning is another one of those new terms for old things that parents knew how to do anyway