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Artists are increasingly creating pieces that fuse art forms such as painting, sculpture, photography, collage and more to break style boundaries through experimentation and innovation. Mixed media co ...
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Dubai’s burgeoning art scene has grown steadily over the past few years, driven by an emerging art scene and interest from professionals and novices alike to curate personalised spaces in their homes ...
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Join us as we shine a light on some of the local galleries exhibiting at the region’s most accessible and affordable art fair.
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Turns out we all prefer our favourites!
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World Art Dubai 2020 curator, Samar Kamel offers sound advice to art enthusiasts looking to start or grow their collection
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Despite the tragedy, she picked up her tools, created new work and is ready to showcase her mixed media art at this year’s World Art Dubai. Check out her artwork and come support her at World Art Duba ...
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Bas Uterwijk, an Amsterdam-based visual designer, is using AI to create extremely lifelike photographs of historical figures and monuments from Vincent van Gogh and Michelangelo’s David to the Statue ...
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Al Quoz-based Art Painting Lab houses as many as 2,020 works of art produced during the lockdown period by professional as well as non-professional artists, following a call by the art studio to submi ...
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Airports in Dubai will welcome tourists from July 7, 2020, it was announced on Sunday. The tourists will be required to present a recent Covid-19 negative certificate or undergo testing at the airport ...
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The best thing about art is that it's an investment you can take with you as you move, and can even grow in value over time. It also doesn't require you to take out a second mortgage; you can spend as ...
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1.USE YOUR PAIN / YOKO ONO ‘Don’t get rid of negative emotion, but use it …. Like the salt in your food.’ 2. STAND BEHIND YOUR WORK / APRIL GORNIK American landscape artist has some advice for those ...
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Staying home is the new going out, and it means we now have A LOT of spare time on our hands. The days seem twice as long as they were pre-corona and many art enthusiasts may be at a loss when it come ...
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While we are all at home complaining about being unable to go to our favourite museums and galleries, doctors and nurses are busy tending to patients across the world affected by coronavirus. Modern d ...
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Getty Museum created a challenge while we are all self-isolated. Get creative and re-create any classic artwork by using the things around your house. Here are some of the impressive re-creations rang ...
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Urban inspired World Art Dubai returns for sixth edition with curation of local and international art across painting, street art, fashion art, sculptures, photography and virtual reality.
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Emma Skinner makes an impact with the plastic problem through her art.
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World Art Dubai 2020 artists Kristel Bechara, Aditi Patwari and Mahnaz Karimi discuss how this year’s fair will reflect wider trends in the global art scene.
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World Art Dubai partnered with OMEGA Dubai Desert Classic to curate the art across the tournament and host Art Attack for the young ones.
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Women artists are paid nearly half as male artists and it’s not good enough. See how these women use their canvas to make a powerful statement.
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Region’s only accessible and affordable art fair ups street art creds with wealth of new-age work from internationally renowned street artists and emerging regional talent.
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More than AED 1.7 million worth of artworks fly off artist and gallery walls at region’s largest accessible and affordable art retail fair - World Art Dubai.
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Judges award key international artists, soloists and galleries at the fifth edition of World Art Dubai.
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World Art Dubai featured 150 artists and galleries from over 30 countries, with a number making their Dubai debuts.
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Conversations with World Art Dubai live on Dubai Eye 103.8
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Whether you’re planning to visit World Art Dubai for the first time or the fifth, it always pays to plan ahead. Aside from the 3,000-plus artworks on show, there are dozens of opportunities to listen ...
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Nation-wide competition to find the country’s up-and-coming artists concludes after receiving more than 300 entries
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A glance through World Art Dubai’s exhibitor list makes one thing clear – the affordable retail art show has fully embraced diversity, in all forms.
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A workshop focused on ‘Sustainability in Nature’ held at Repton Dubai, saw 12 children from years five and six working closely with 12 children of mixed ages from Manzil.
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Art is rapidly gaining a reputation among upwardly mobile men as an essential component of one’s self: art portrays who you are and, more importantly, what you want to say about yourself.
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As one of the biggest themes of 2019, the notion of ‘inclusion’ has taken root in the art world as a direct consequence of the public demanding more accessibility and broader opportunities.
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Two award-winning artists share their story of success through the show. World Art Dubai in a conversation with Petra Kaltenbach and Luis Fuentes on their artistic journey.
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The core element of that challenge is often aligning taste and budget, but the common assumption that introducing art to your home is too expensive is simply no longer the case. More and more artists ...
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Last year was an eclectic one for the international art scene, when art walked hand in hand with global movements. A surge in female empowerment spurred countless memorable pieces as women around the ...
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World Art Dubai brings you a few tips and tricks to ensure that you are on the right path to selling your art.
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World Art Dubai has put together a few tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your exhibition.
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An artist and art educator and the winner of Emirates Woman of the Year Award under the Art & Culture category. Please tell us a bit about your work and what inspires you. My body of work draws on my ...
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How have you developed your career? I have always painted since I was a child, but then decided to do it professionally once I felt my art started to reflect a message. I have taken slow steady steps ...