Ode to Love: Mous Lambrabat at MAD
Walking through the heart of Brussels, it is impossible to miss Mous Lamrabat’s exhibition, A(R)MOUR….
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Settling Old Scores at Haus der Kulturen der Welt
If German-American architect Mies van der Rohe coined the phrase “Less is more” in Berlin…
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A Hometown Hero: Picasso in Málaga
This year marked the 50th year since Pablo Picasso passed away, with the commemoration initiative,…
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Points of Reference: Mohammed Sami at De La Warr Pavilion
When you enter The Point 0, Mohammed Sami’s solo exhibition at the De La Warr…
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Homes of Exile: Gelare Khoshgozaran at Delfina Foundation
Gelare Khoshgozaran’s To Be the Author of One’s Own Travels is the first exhibition hosted…
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An Identity Catharsis in Space and Time: Scripts and Calligraphy Review
Stemming from a nomad orality, Arabic script rooted the impetus for the proliferation of literacy…
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Mortal Justice: Dorsa Asadi at Green Art Gallery
Their names are Elle and Belle, twin sisters birthed in a post-apocalyptic forest by a…
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Deconstructing Violence at Beirut Art Center
Curated by BAC’s Reem Shadid, A Return of the Sun takes its title from Samih…
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Dry Water: After the Mediterranean at Hauser & Wirth
This is an exhibition that is literally held aloft by the sea. Invited to take…
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Precious Territory: Brief Histories Group Show
Struggles, gains, and losses – the near past’s atrocities, as well as victories, traverse our…
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New Spatial Imaginings: Venice Architecture Biennale
For an event considered the watermark of forward-thinking culture, the Venice Biennale can be slow…
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No Longer Human: Henie Onstad Triennial
If you use Netflix as a barometer for measuring social anxieties, it would appear that…
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