Talents
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Nada Shabout On How “All Manner of Experiments” Continues To Evolve
An exploration of how research, diaspora, and experimentation reshape the legacy of the Baghdad Modern Art Group
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Inside Beirut’s Sfeir-Semler Gallery: Art Documenting a Region
With insights from the Sfeir-Semler curators and Bayan Kiwan, we look inside her current exhibition, Intimate Trespasses
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Miramar Al Nayyar, Multidisciplinary Artist: “My Aim Is To Open Channels For The Heart”
Self-taught Iraqi artist on growing up around art, and creating work that can't be confined to a single canvas
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Lea Sfeir: Dubai Doesn’t Kill Fashion — Trends Do
In a city obsessed with speed, status, and the next “it” bag, Lea Sfeir argues that the real problem isn’t Dubai — it is how we consume it
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Meet Studio Bruto: The Creative Minds Behind The Sandy Times’ Visual Identity
On going from music to design, creative challenges, and why AI isn’t a curse
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Anita Bursheh: “Capturing Cities, Rooftops And Birds Is a Tribute To My Khalo”
The Jordanian photographer on what her images of Amman really show
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Lebanese Artists Drawn To Flowers
Some artists approach the flower as a reflection of womanhood; others use it to speak about Lebanon’s complex history
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Tiara: “I Know I Made The Song Right When I Can’t Stop Replaying It”
The MDLBEAST singer and songwriter Tiara on her musical journey, her most personal track, and the critics she faces
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Anuar Khalifi On Painting, Presence, And the Edge Between Worlds
The Thirdline Gallery presents “Remembering the Future” by Anuar Khalifi
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A Musical Journey As a Mirror Of a Woman’s Life. The Story Of Youssra El Hawary
How eight years of pause reshaped Youssra’s music, making it more honest and personal
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Photography As a Strong Way to Express Thoughts. The Story Of Ahmed Abdelshafi
From his grandmother’s everyday life to Old Cairo, see how Ahmed tells stories through images
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From South Africa To Dubai: Werner Bronkhorst On Movement, Texture, And Quiet Joy
Following his major Dubai exhibition, we sat down with Werner Bronkhorst to talk about intuition, discipline, and the quiet confidence behind his instantly recognisable work
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Tamara Abdul Hadi: “The Dispossessed Are Spoken About, But Rarely Listened To”
An Iraqi photographer capturing the soul of marginalised communities and redefining the image of the Arab man
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Aseel Al-Yaagoub: “I Simply Love Colour And Believe It Brings Joy”
The secret behind the bold, bright noses in Aseel’s work
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Aïda Muluneh, Ethiopian Artist: “My Aim Isn’t To Be Understood, But To Be Remembered”
Speaking to the artist behind the This Bloom I Borrow exhibition, on view at Efie Gallery until April
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Stitching Lilies = Stitching Wounds: A New Body Of Work by Lana Khayat
Lana’s work still explores womanhood, but now focusing more directly on wounds, pain, and healing
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From Personal Experience To Public Voice In Contemporary Iranian Art
Artists who, through their work, express what is often left unspoken
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Hassan Abou Alam, Music Producer And DJ: “I Thought About Quitting Many Times”
A conversation about the evolving Egyptian DJ scene, its challenges, and the music itself
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Kyle Hall: “For Me, Electronic Music Is a Creative Outlet”
A guy who started making music at 11 and grew into one of today’s most distinctive voices in electronic music
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Communicating Visually And Honestly: An Interview With Abdulaziz Alsorayai
Photographer, videographer, creative director — Abdulaziz on how content should look today