Presented in collaboration with the Han Nefkens Foundation, The sky held it, the earth remembered brings together works by Shahana Rajani, recipient of the inaugural South Asian Video Art Production Grant, Rohini Devasher and Sarker Protick.
“From where I stand, I see ashes. The ground is as I’ve known it, yet it is hard to see what will become of the ones born out of this blackness.”
Lawrie Shabibi presents The Butterfly’s Burden, a solo exhibition by Nada Elkalaawy.
The Third Line presents Taking Form, Rana Begum’s fifth solo exhibition at the gallery, featuring a new body of works across linen, textile, wood and paper.
Stories of fishing, memory and environmental resilience in the Gulf.
At 1x1 Art Gallery, Yusuf returns to one of art’s most elemental gestures, the line, explored over four decades.
Presented by 1x1 Art Gallery, Sharmila Samant’s work examines the intersections of globalisation, consumer culture, ecology and everyday life, transforming familiar objects into reflections on the systems that shape contemporary society.
Coca-Cola is a familiar thirst quencher across the globe, its ubiquity making it a universally recognised product.
Gallery Isabelle presents The Trees Now Stand Unpruned and Wild, the first solo exhibition in the UAE by Brazilian artist Tatiana Chalhoub (b. 1987, Rio de Janeiro).
Zawyeh Gallery presents Jerusalem – Take II by Jack Persekian.
Green Art Gallery presents Centrifugal Time, Rossella Biscotti’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, following her participation in Sharjah Biennial 16 (2025).
Firetti Contemporary presents Elsewhere, Within, a solo exhibition by Cuban-born artist Reynier Llanes, on view from 16 November 2026 to 16 January 2027.
Efie Gallery presents Where the Tide Flows, and the Dunes Gather, a solo exhibition by acclaimed Ghanaian artist Yaw Owusu.
CARBON 12 is pleased to present As I Bask in Your Light, it Soaks Deep to My Marrow, Malik Thomas Jalil Kydd’s highly anticipated second solo exhibition.
The Days Go On, celebrating the gallery’s 20th anniversary.
Aisha Alabbar Gallery presents Everybody Changes Underwater, the first solo exhibition by Emirati artist Faris Alshafar.
Taymour Grahne Projects presents Flawed Images, a two-person exhibition by Paris-based artists Daniele Genadry (b. 1980) and Fayçal Baghriche (b. 1972), opening on 16 November.
Rooted in the literati tradition of Song and Yuan dynasty China and Korean Muninhwa, where art was a path to spiritual cultivation, Ran Hwang builds serene landscapes of mountains and solitary pavilions from buttons, pins and thread.
The Land Remembers brings together artists from across the Arab world and different generations to explore the enduring connections between land, memory, identity and the human experience.
Abrakan Self Devouring brings together works by Peybak, the artistic duo of Peyman Barabadi and Babak Alebrahim Dehkordi.