Part of the UAE’s first generation of contemporary artists, Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim’s work reflects a deep connection to his birthplace between the Gulf of Oman and the Hajar Mountains, Khorfakkan.
Dubai's Lawrie Shabibi gallery is currently hosting an exhibition that transcends traditional artistic boundaries, inviting visitors on a poignant journey through history and memory in Palestine. Titled "Charts for a Resurrection," the exhibition showcases the visionary work of Dima Srouji, an architect and visual artist whose multidisciplinary approach offers a profound exploration of cultural heritage and collective repair.
This Conversation will start at 4 pm on January 27 at Lavery Shabibi Gallery in Dubai.
Don’t miss the second solo exhibition by Perúvian artist Ishmael Randall-Weeks at Lawrie Shabibi. ‘Desert Displacements' are a sign of artist attention to environment and common experience in time and space. In 'Desert Displacements' geometric forms converge with elements rich with history and metaphors-walking sticks, stones, rulers, an olive branch or the figure of a falcon—all interwoven into a tapestry of historical references. From the architectural legacies of Bauhaus to the…
As we immerse ourselves in Nahas's 'Tethys' exhibition at Lawrie Shabibi in Dubai, we are invited to explore the intricate relationship between geometry and nature in his recent works.
ArtDayME: The 15th Abu Dhabi Art was held with great reception from art lovers and was filled with visitors every day. Abu Dhabi Art 2023 had dozens of side events including discussion sessions and workshops for children and adults. The 15th edition of Art Abu Dhabi brought together 90 galleries from 31 countries, including for the first time galleries from Georgia, Mexico, Brazil, Singapore and Chile.
Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim, a famous Emirati artist whose themes of his works are the different logos of Art Abu Dhabi 2023, is present at this of international event with an interesting project from Lawrie Shabibi Gallery.
ArtDayME: The exhibition "Tethys" by renowned Lebanese American artist Nabil Nahas was opened on October 30 at Lawrie Shabibi Gallery. The exhibition, which will be open until January 5, 2024, takes the viewer on a journey through the boundless world of colour, texture, and imagination. Lawrie Shabibi was founded in 2010 by Asmaa Al-Shabibi and William Lawrie and opened its doors in early 2011 in Alserkal Avenue, located within the light industrial warehouse district of Al Quoz in Dubai.…
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