Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) has announced the launch of the 29th edition of ArtMap, created in partnership with thejamjar, a Dubai-based art gallery.
Publish dateSaturday 25 January 2025 - 10:46
According to Amac News: The guide provides a comprehensive look at art galleries, exhibitions, festivals and events in the UAE.
Dubai is home to over 40 art galleries and a range of museums, including Al Shindagha Museum, the largest heritage museum in the UAE, and the Etihad Museum.
ArtMap explores upcoming exhibitions, awards and grants designed to empower artists based in the UAE.
The guide also highlights various initiatives run by Dubai Culture through the Dubai Public Library, including the School of Life project, the Reading Box programme and the Library Talks series.
ArtMap dedicates space to showcasing prominent artists and curators from the UAE and the region, such as Ammar Al Banna and the curators of the 16th Sharjah Biennial—Alia Swastika, Amal Khalaf, Megan Tamati-Quinnell, Natasha Jinwala, and Zeynep Oz.
In addition, the edition highlights the achievements of influential local institutions, including thejamjar, The Third Line, and Carbon 12. It also highlights the impact of African art in the UAE and introduces organizations committed to supporting these changes.
Dubai is home to over 40 art galleries and a range of museums, including Al Shindagha Museum, the largest heritage museum in the UAE, and the Etihad Museum.
ArtMap explores upcoming exhibitions, awards and grants designed to empower artists based in the UAE.
The guide also highlights various initiatives run by Dubai Culture through the Dubai Public Library, including the School of Life project, the Reading Box programme and the Library Talks series.
ArtMap dedicates space to showcasing prominent artists and curators from the UAE and the region, such as Ammar Al Banna and the curators of the 16th Sharjah Biennial—Alia Swastika, Amal Khalaf, Megan Tamati-Quinnell, Natasha Jinwala, and Zeynep Oz.
In addition, the edition highlights the achievements of influential local institutions, including thejamjar, The Third Line, and Carbon 12. It also highlights the impact of African art in the UAE and introduces organizations committed to supporting these changes.
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Source : news agency wam
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