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Currently, several works from the collections are on view at various institutions worldwide, including a selection of paintings, collages and photographs from the iconic Khartoum School, a Sudanese art movement that began in the early 1960s.
Presenting new works and commissions across various venues in the emirate, the Biennial will take place from 7 February to 11 June 2023
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The stories collected through this research will both contribute to a deeper understanding of Sharjah’s past while helping to preserve this knowledge for the future.
Tarek Atoui’s exhibition Cycles in 11 centered around experimental and innovative musical forms and offered audiences opportunities to learn about and explore instrument-making, compositional structure and musical collaboration.
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Register now to attend online talks, panels and lectures featuring over 50 former Sharjah Biennial curators, artistic directors and artists who will examine the evolution of the Sharjah Biennial and future of the biennial model.
Register to attend online talks on the MM virtual platform here.
Book now to attend the film screenings here.
View the full March Meeting 2021 programme here.
An exploration of the cultural significance of shaabi musical genre, ‘Live in Sharjah’ preserves PRAED Orchestra!’s major 2018 performance of the same title
Organised in collaboration with Sharjah Media Government Bureau, the workshops take place throughout February 2021
Register to attend March Meeting 2021: ‘Unravelling the Present’, returning from 12 to 21 March in an expanded 10-day online and on-site format and featuring an extensive lineup of former Sharjah Biennial curators, artistic directors and artists as well as art historians and art critics. To join in-person or online, register here.
Part of the Sharjah Art Foundation Collection, the permanent installation 'Aging Ruins Dreaming Only to Recall the Hard Chisel from the Past' is open to visitors at heritage house Bait Al Aboudi
Book your visit here.
Ali Essafi, Ridha Moumni, Gabriella Nugent and hākārā will share a total of 27,000 USD to support research projects in the Long-Form Essay and Publication Reprint categories
Recent releases include important artist monographs, highly anticipated Sharjah Biennial publications and critical new texts on compelling topics in contemporary art
