The exhibition is open to the public and showcases the work of graduating students from the College of Architecture, Art, and Design (CAAD) at AUS.

Let’s not deceive ourselves: in the art world, the price of an artwork significantly influences both its visibility and the visibility of its creator. The price is not just a financial figure—it shapes the entire atmosphere in which the artist lives and works. A simple search among the general…

Sirak Melkonian’s 1975 painting is far more than a visual abstraction—it is a mental architecture of time, memory, and land. A fusion of muted colors, weighty forms, and spatial density transforms this work into a point of contemplation. Simultaneously architectural, poetic, and philosophical, the…

Sharjah Biennial 16, titled to carry, presents a multivocal, open-ended exploration of what we hold, how we hold it, and the meanings we attach to these acts across time and place.

The painting Sama Dance is not merely a depiction of motion—it is, in itself, a movement from form to meaning. With a contemporary gaze rooted in Iranian cultural heritage, Mehrdad Fallah has created a piece in which history, mysticism, and art converge—precisely where Iranian art once again…

"Ms. Hamdani Zadeh’s works invite the viewer not merely to see colors, but to hear and feel them. In this collection, painting is not simply an act of illustration, but an experience of being—immersed in a vibrant, geometric moment."

Lebanon will join the 61st Venice Biennale with Nabil Nahas as its representative, curated by Nada Ghandour.

This milestone edition marks two decades of celebrating artistic voices from the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and beyond.