Collection

The screen prints are long, totemic wall hangings taken from the output of an Atari 2600 games console, that had been manually, physically modified by the artists.

A Monument for the Living is a replica of a highrise in downtown Beirut that was never completed and only served as a strategic military location during the Lebanese civil war.

A Typology of Houses is a descriptive record of culture made manifest in the building vernacular of residential housing in Dubai.

In 2011, the late curator, artist and writer Ian White described Rosa Barba’s work as ‘a subtle interrogation into and co-option of industrial cinema-as-subject’.

A signature of the Sharjah Art Foundation Collection, the Sharjah Biennial 14 Prize-winning work is permanently installed in the Foundation’s heritage house Bait Al Aboudi.

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Dressed like grown men, with glued-on moustaches and dubbed with the voices of adults, a group of boys retell a story by Egyptian writer Mohamed Mustagab.