Articles
Jaou Tunis straddles the fault lines of an art world on the brink of change
The city-sized festival in Tunisia's capital addresses some of the most pressing, and most difficult, questions of the day
Lord Leighton's Arab Hall in London reopens after 18-year restoration
After a multimillion-pound revamp, the lavish Victorian home is back to its former glory
Michael Rakowitz explores identity and history for his latest Dubai show
The Iraqi-American artist brings his 'The invisible enemy should not exist' exhibition to Green Art Gallery
The top picks from Frieze London, from folklore to fundraisers
As Frieze Week kicks off, we've created a guide of eight must-see artists, exhibitions and art projects
Arab artists lead the way in a Lyon Biennale exploring empathy at a time of uncertainty
Curators Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath mix contemporary and historical works to frame new narratives
Sharjah Art Foundation's first head of performance on the significance of his new role
Tarek Abou El Fetouh, who curated Expo 2020 Dubai's public art programme, takes the lead on commissioning and directing productions
Frieze kicks off its first foray into Asia in Seoul
Drawing more than 110 galleries from across the world, the event is a milestone for South Korea's outward-looking art scene
Iraq recovers Faeq Hassan painting looted during 2003 invasion
The early work, produced after the artist's return from Paris in the 1940s, is an irreplaceable piece of Iraqi cultural heritage
Is the art world doing enough in the battle against climate change?
Regional institutions are working to reduce their carbon footprint but some say the art world needs to re-evaluate its very foundations
How Osman Yousefzada is using art to heal the divisions caused by Partition
The fashion designer and artist describes his V&A exhibition as a 'conversation on identity and migration'
Dubai exhibition asks how the Partition of India should be commemorated
Proposals for a Memorial to Partition opens ahead of the 75th anniversary of the creation of Pakistan
Found: Jewad Selim mosaics last seen 66 years ago in Iraq
Three forgotten works from the Arab artist have been found in Baghdad
Farah Al Qasimi: there is nostalgia attached to a certain kind of loss
The Abu Dhabi-born, New York-based artist discusses her retrospective exhibition at the Cultural Foundation
Ithra opens 21,39 show in Dhahran exploring local artists in a new light
The Saudi Art Council's annual exhibition has travelled to the Eastern Province for the first time
Wadi AlFann: pioneering land artists commissioned for AlUla's desert art venue
Respected British curator Iwona Blazwick has also been announced as chairwoman of Royal Commission for AlUla's Public Art Expert panel
