Reframing Parables: Wael Shawky at Daegu Art Museum
Celebrated for his unerring ability to unpack the complexities of memory and belonging, the Egyptian…
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The Power of Pause: Asian Art Biennial
The 2024 Asian Art Biennial has returned to the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts…
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Feet on the Ground, Reaching for the Stars: 1-54 Marrakech
For a few days in the middle of winter, or during what passes for winter…
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Home Is a Nearby Memory: Group Show at Palo Gallery
The lens is a good friend. A loyal chronicler of the fickle memory, the camera…
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When the Path Runs Out: Alia Farid at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
Oil and water mix to intriguing effect in Alia Farid’s largest solo exhibition to date…
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Beyond the Mortal Realm: Hiva Alizadeh at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
Hair is a multifaceted subject, simultaneously incredibly banal yet endlessly fascinating. Hiva Alizadeh seems to…
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Home-grown: Group show at Misk Art Institute
Nobody quite agrees what post-internet art was, only that it’s already over. Coined in 2006…
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Tracing Trajectories from Pakistan: Group show at the National Museum of Qatar
How might one begin to grasp the creative evolution of an entire nation, from the…
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Coping With The Between: Raya Kassisieh at Hunna Art
“That space of spaciousness, so expansive, you and I become null. Where flesh comes apart,…
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Born to Rule: Sophia Al-Maria and Lydia Ourahmane at Spike Island
“Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand; Till we have built Jerusalem In England’s…
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Speaking From The Margins: Group Show at The Third Line
Marginal spaces are frequently framed in terms of oppression and limitation, but can also be…
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Gauzy Gaze: Zeinab Saleh at David Zwirner
When I lived in Abu Dhabi, I felt the city had a special Sunday morning…
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