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The annual photography exhibition will display works by four artists and one collective via individual presentations and a communal storytelling section

Most extensive presentation of works from the Sharjah Art Foundation Collection to date opens in Sharjah following its debut at Deichtorhallen Hamburg

The learning programme offers a selection of workshops and courses conducted by professional artists working in a broad range of visual arts

Exhibitions of new and rarely seen works by Lubaina Himid, Magda Stawarska and Gavin Jantjes on view in Sharjah; international collaborations and travelling exhibitions at venues in United Kingdom and France

The presentation in Sharjah, opening February 2024, will be curated with the Foundation’s Director Hoor Al Qasimi

Paradise Rumour (2023) will premiere this weekend as part of Sharjah Biennial 15

The cricket matches bring to life Gary Simmons’ public art project Across the Chalk Line (2015)

Only a few weeks remain to view works by more than 150 artists and collectives reflecting the theme, ‘thinking historically in the present’

Biennial Bytes, the official podcast of Sharjah Biennial 15, was launched in April and features thought-provoking conversations with artists

From 9–12 March 2023, this year’s annual convening extends dialogues around the themes of Sharjah Biennial 15

Lee Kai Chung, Gabriela Golder, Amar Kanwar, Tania El Khoury, Ibrahim Mahama, Joiri Minaya and Varunika Saraf receive Honourable Mentions

Designed by 51-1 Arquitectos, renovation transforms the former industrial site into a 20,000 sqm exhibition space and cultural center on Sharjah’s biodiverse east coast

A total of 200,000 USD will be shared by 10 artists, duos and collectives, selected through an international open call

Thinking Historically in the Present reflects on the vision of the late Okwui Enwezor
More than 70 new works activate 19 venues across 5 cities and towns in Sharjah

The choreographer combines sophisticated stagecraft with contemporary dance and hip hop vocabulary

Miet Warlop’s After All Springville: Disasters and Amusement Parks blends slapstick comedy, theatre and visual art with performance