Pilar Corris Gallery presents Gisela McDaniel solo exhibition “Manhaga Fu’una” from January 27 to February 26. Within the context of traditional Western (Colonial) art history, the relationship between the femme bodied sitter and the artist is one predicated on a hierarchical binary interaction: voyeur and object of desire; maker and object; author and subject. This…

After a two-year absence, unconventional artist Oda Jaune is back, offering a Paris transformed by the pandemic wOnderlust, a powerful, dazzling new exhibition centring on a breath-taking 10-metre-long canvas and a life-sized hologram. The canvases, water colours and hologram together map out a fabulous journey, veering between the magical and the monstrous. The show is…

Tephra Institute of Contemporary Art, in partnership with Mason Exhibitions at George Mason University, will present exhibitions of the work of Laurel Nakadate. The exhibitions will be guest curated by Lily Siegel and Donald Russell. From January 22 to May 29, 2022. Laurel Nakadate (American, b. 1975) explores self-representation, identity formation, relationships amongst strangers, and…

The LT Gallery (Beirut, Lebanon) is excited to immerse art lovers in a bygone era of worshipped goddesses where cryptic mythology meets the handwoven raw canvas of artist Fatima Mortada on January 20 until February 10. Mortada’s exhibition titled INANNA ASCENDS is a labor of love, celebrating the Powerful Female represented throughout history in legends…

Ras Al Khaimah Fine Arts Festival’s RAKFAF landmark 10th edition was opened by H.H. Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) on Friday night with an array of local, regional and international VIP guests invited to mark the occasion. The annual arts festival, which is now established as one of…