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Originally on view at Sharjah Art Foundation from March – May 2016, this major exhibition of work by Lebanese artists and filmmakers Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige opened at Jeu de Paume, Paris, on June 7, 2016.

This Summer programme includes a range of workshops targeting children, adults and children and young adults with disabilities

do it بالعربي opened to the public in Sharjah from 23 January to 23 April 2016 at Sharjah Art Foundation's heritage house Bait Al Shamsi.

In collaboration with Gulf Photo Plus SAF organised a photography tour of it's latest exhibition Light Show.

Sharjah Art Foundation in collaboration with the UAE’s largest active Instagram community hosted Sharjah’s first edition of the World Wide Instameet 12.

In collaboration with Gulf Photo Plus and MobiPixUAE, SAF organised a photo tour of SB12.

Sharjah Art Foundation's latest publication, Thinking What's Thought-Provoking!, is a book series edited by Jalal Toufic.

In the history of the March Meeting, the 2015 edition was unique.

The final day of the March Meeting 2015 talks were marred by absence.

Day 3 of March Meeting 2015: I was feeling nostalgic for the first March Meeting I had attended back in 2010.

Enlisted into The Sharjah Sessions, Paris-based American artist Eric Baudelaire's multi-part project for March Meetings 2015, Max sat down for a public session with Egyptian artist Hassan Khan.

The Sharjah Art Foundation's annual March Meeting, exceptionally occurring in May this year, are governed by a simple organizational conceit: artists are invited to curate the discussions.

The Sharjah Biennial 12 Education Programme held an Open Day for adults and children of all ages on Saturday, April 11. The day was filled with activities and workshops, where participants learned different art-making techniques.

Part of Sharjah Biennial 12, Artist Eduardo Navarro's work XYZ is an activity for children that aims to rethink the mechanical and analytical skills used to win a game.

Sharjah Biennial 12: The past, the present, the possible, opened on 5 March and will be on view for three months, until 5 June 2015.