Projects

Shirin revolves around a stage production of the twelfth century Persian tale of Khosrow and Shirin.

In her performance, Death is Certain, Eva Meyer-Keller uses sweet cherries as her protagonists.

In Domestic Tourism II, Maha Maamoun explores how the ‘timeless’ image of the Egyptian pyramids - projected by the tourism industry.

This powerful play explores the complex emotional realities of two immigrants with very different histories and aspirations who are forced together in a shared state of exile.

Walid Raad discusses his 15-year project The Atlas Group, and Adila Laidi-Hanieh discusses the issues of culture and Arab modernities.

A new music score will be presented live on stage for the 70s experimental Egyptian film ZAWGATI WAL KALB directed by Said Marzoiq 1971.

What's important is the talk taking place after the work; the talk that describes the art-work to be an accomplished event.

One of Japan’s most innovative contemporary designers and restaurateur, Shinichiro Ogata’s lecture explores the connections between design and sweet making.

Alongside works entitled Entropy and Dark Matter, David Spriggs presented the large site-specific installation Axis of Power at Sharjah Biennial 9.

Malullah works with installation, photography and video often investigating the new roles being adopted by contemporary Islamic woman.

The Artist documents the ‘new work’ of local farmers who have been forced to comb through suburban domestic refuse everyday in exchange for meager compensation to supplement their falling agricultural income.